JAXA Astronaut Group

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The JAXA Astronaut Group is the corps of Japanese astronauts selected and trained by Japan’s space agency to fly on human spaceflight missions, including those to the International Space Station.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronaut corps
organizational unit
abbreviation JAXA Astronaut Corps
affiliation International Space Station program
associatedSpaceFacility International Space Station
Kibo Japanese Experiment Module
linked to: Kibo laboratory
collaboratesWith Canadian Astronaut Corps
China Manned Space Agency
ESA Astronaut Corps
NASA Astronaut Corps
Roscosmos cosmonaut corps
linked to: Roscosmos
country Japan
field aerospace
human spaceflight
space exploration
hasTrainingFor Kibo laboratory operations
linked to: Kibo laboratory

extravehicular activity
robotic arm operations
space station operations
spacecraft systems
headquartersLocation Tsukuba Space Center
Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
jurisdiction Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
missionType International Space Station missions
Soyuz missions
Space Shuttle missions
long-duration spaceflight
notableMember Akihiko Hoshide
Chiaki Mukai
Kimiya Yui
Koichi Wakata
Mamoru Mohri
Naoko Yamazaki
Norishige Kanai
Satoshi Furukawa
Soichi Noguchi
Takao Doi
Takuya Onishi
Toyohiro Akiyama
operator Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
partOf Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
purpose selection of Japanese astronauts
support of human spaceflight missions
training of Japanese astronauts
selectionMethod competitive astronaut selection process
spaceAgency Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
trainingLocation NASA Johnson Space Center
Tsukuba Space Center

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JAXA Astronaut Group abbreviation JAXA Astronaut Corps
linked to: JAXA Astronaut Group
Soichi Noguchi memberOf JAXA astronaut corps
linked to: JAXA Astronaut Group