Our lander vibration test was successful! We can now be sure the lander’s structure can survive the all of the intense motions it will experience from launch to lunar landing. #space #lunar #launch #goodvibesonly

Our recent flight model design unveil was covered by TechCrunch!

This is a good summary on our final lander design, which we unveiled last week. Thanks Jeff Foust of SpaceNews! spacenews.com/japans-ispace-…

You will see the Moon in a whole new way when you consider the business opportunities that could be realized in the coming decade. Please watch our new short movie about ispace's lunar data business concept, which we call "Blueprint Moon". youtu.be/Qga3iYoOveg #blueprintmoon

On March 21, TBS broadcast a special TV program: “Here it comes! The Age of Space Exploration: Japanese Companies Aim for the Moon” (English translation of title) . The program broadcasted is now available on TVer! If you missed it, please watch it here! tver.jp/corner/f0070422

It’s not easy to travel these days, but there will be a day in the near future when we can travel to the Moon! The HAKUTO-R program was introduced in "Rurubu Space", the space version of the Rurubu series, a famous travel information magazine in Japan. amazon.co.jp/dp/4533144497/

The cherry blossoms came early this year in Japan! 🌸

We’re making great progress on our lunar lander for Mission 1! We recently assembled our Structure Thermal Model (STM) at a Japan Airlines facility near Narita Airport. Soon, it will undergo thermal vacuum, vibration and acoustics testing at a facility northeast of Tokyo.

Here’s some more recent photos of our engineers completing the assembly of our Structure Thermal Model for our Mission 1 lunar lander. More updates to come!

This is our lunar lander’s camera undergoing a vibration test. We’re developing this camera in-house, custom-made for our Mission 1. Sitting on top of our lander, it will capture imagery of the lunar surface, which we can’t wait to share with you all!