ISS Astronaut Activity Report, January 2003 This is NASDA's January 2003 primary activity report for Japanese ISS astronauts. Kibo Advanced Training 2 was conducted for four astronauts; NASDA astronauts Wakata and Hoshide, NASA astronaut Timothy Creamer, and ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, May 2008:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Satoshi Furukawa participated in a training session for the Soyuz TMA spacecraft at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center(GCTC) in Russia, following the previous training held at GCTC in April.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, September 2009:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA On September 8, 2009, JAXA officially announced that Mr. Norishige Kanai has been selected as another astronaut candidate for a future expedition mission aboard the International Space Station ISS.
ISS Astronaut Activity Report, March 2002 This is NASDA's March 2002 primary activity report for ISS astronauts Furukawa, Hoshide, and Sumino. The Kibo advanced training Phase I that has been conducted at Tsukuba Space Center since December 2001 was completed with the final(sixth) session for NASDA astronaut Takao Doi and NASA astronaut Timothy Creamer.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, January 2011:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Furukawa Trains for ISS Expedition Mission Astronaut Furukawa, assigned as an International Space Station(ISS) Expedition 28/29 crew member, continued training for his upcoming mission aboard the ISS.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, December, 2012:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Wakata, assigned as an Expedition 38/39 crew member of the International Space Station(ISS), visited the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center(GCTC) in Russia and was trained mainly for the launch and descent operations involving the Soyuz spacecraft.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, June 2008:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA The 1J mission(STS-124), the second assembly flight for the Japanese experiment module"Kibo" and on which astronaut Akihiko Hoshide flew as a crew member, was successfully completed with the support from many people on the ground.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, March, 2013:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Koichi Wakata continues training for an upcoming long-duration ISS mission at the JSC Astronaut Koichi Wakata, assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 38/39 mission to the International Space Station(ISS) underwent training for a long-duration mission at the NASA Johnson Space Center JSC.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, February, 2012:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA In early February, Astronaut Hoshide, assigned as a crew member for ISS Expedition 32/33, completed training on the Japanese Experiment Module"Kibo" at the Tsukuba Space Center(TKSC) in Japan. Then from mid to late February, Hoshide visited the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center(GCTC) and underwent training on the Soyuz spacecraft and the Russian segment of the ISS.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, May 2010:JAXA Astronaut ActivityReport- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Yamazaki returned to Japan for the first time after completing her mission aboard the space shuttle Discovery(STS-131 mission). While in Japan for about 10 days, she participated in a media conference and a couple of mission debriefing sessions, including a technical debriefing meeting with the JAXA Flight Control Team(JFCT) at the Tsukuba Space Center TKSC.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, January, 2015:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA From April 6-10, Astronaut Kimiya Yui, assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 44/45 mission to the International Space Station(ISS), underwent training for ESA's experiments at the European Astronaut Centre(EAC) of the European Space Agency(ESA) in Cologne, Germany.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, December 2006 This is JAXA's Japanese astronaut primary activity report for December 2006. Mobile Servicing System(MSS) Operations Training for CAPCOMs Astronaut Hoshide, who serves as a CAPCOM(Capsule Communicator) between the International Space Station(ISS) and the ground, participated in MSS training at the Canadian Space Agency(CSA) for about a week.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, July 2011:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut candidates Yui, Onishi, and Kanai have completed all the basic training sessions for astronaut candidates for future expedition missions aboard the International Space Station(ISS), which commenced in 2009, and were certified as JAXA astronauts as of July 25.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, May, 2015:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Kimiya Yui continues training for his upcoming long-duration ISS mission Astronaut Kimiya Yui, who was assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 44/45 mission to the International Space Station(ISS), underwent training for this long-duration mission at the NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) in the U. S.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, June, 2013:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Koichi Wakata continues training for an upcoming long-duration ISS mission in the US Astronaut Koichi Wakata, assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 38/39 mission to the International Space Station(ISS) underwent training for a long-duration mission at the NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC), focusing on Extravehicular Activity(EVA) and medical experiments.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, May, 2013:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Koichi Wakata joins 35S prime crew as its backup crew member Astronaut Koichi Wakata had been assigned as a backup crew member for the Soyuz TMA-09M spacecraft(35S) and acted alongside the primary crew right up until the launch on May 29.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, July, 2013:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Koichi Wakata undergoes training for a long-duration ISS mission Astronaut Koichi Wakata, assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 38/39 mission to the International Space Station(ISS), underwent training for a long-duration mission. He first underwent training at the NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) at the beginning of July, then at the Tsukuba Science Center(TKSC) in the second half of the month.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, January, 2015:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Kimiya Yui continues training for his upcoming long-duration ISS mission Astronaut Kimiya Yui, who was assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 44/45 mission to the International Space Station(ISS), underwent training for this long-duration mission at the NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) at the beginning of February, followed by training at the GCTC for the rest of the month.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, January, 2015:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXA's Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Kimiya Yui continues training for his upcoming long-duration ISS mission Astronaut Kimiya Yui, who was assigned as a crew member for the Expedition 44/45 mission to the International Space Station(ISS), underwent training at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center(GCTC) until March 6, and at the NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) from March 9.
JAXA Astronaut Activity Report, November 2007:JAXA Astronaut Activity Report- JAXÁs Astronaut- JAXA Astronaut Doi, his fellow STS-123(1J/A Flight) mission crew members, astronaut Yamazaki, and the NASA and JAXA flight controllers for the STS-123 mission participated in Joint Multi-Segment Training(JMST) that simulated mission-specific operations and communication procedures planned for the STS-123 mission.
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