Space Japan Review

Space Japan Review 4 - 5
No.67 April / May 2010


CoverPage

Farewell to the 30-meter-in-diameter antenna in 1975 at Kashima Branch of Radio Research Laboratories.
Contents

Cover Page
Farewell to the 30-meter-in-diameter antenna in 1975 at Kashima Branch of Radio Research Laboratories.


Special Report #1 (in Japanese)
Space Industry Trade Council in Egypt and South Africa
Akihiro Sugita, The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies (SJAC)


Special Report #2 (in English)
Aiming the stronger competitiveness of the Japanese space industry
- A brief introduction of USEF's space activity-
Hiroshi Kanai, Institute for Unmanned Space Experiment Free Flyer
USEF, Institute for Unmanned Space Experiment Free Flyer was established in 1986 under auspices of Ministry of International Trade and Industry (presently METI: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry). It is a government funded non-profit organization in order to promote Japanese space industry's competitiveness. This article describes the feature of USEF and explains the various space programs which USEF have conducted in the past, together with future programs which is being planned.

Satellite Commentary #1 (in Japanese)
Learned from Development of CS "Sakura, Cherry in English", blooming in the universe of "Showa".
- From Tokyo Olimpice Game in 1964 to birth of the CS Project -
Akio Iso, NICT

Satellite Commentary #2 (in Japanese)
Memory of a Satellite Communication Engineer, Series 3
Kazuhiko Hashimoto

Conference Report #1 (in Japanese)
Satellite 2010 Conference & Exhibit and SSPI Gala
Susumi Kitazume, AIAA JFSC

Capital Products and Review (in Japanese)
New communication network service is developed using the original advantage as the space infrastructure.
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation
Review by the Chief Editor, under construction!



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