Japanese Experiment Module “Kibo”

Japan’s first human space facility, Kibo is providing humanity with results that lead to innovation and technological advancement by performing experiments and making observations that can only be attempted in space.

Transfer Vehicle

Development is currently underway on a new ISS supply vehicle, the HTV-X. In addition to providing the ISS with valuable materials, it is also expected to serve as a platform that paves the way to future technologies in space.

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History of "KOUNOTORI" (HTV)

Space Exploration JAXA Astronauts

Life in Space

Here we take a look at the clothing, Japanese Space Food, health management and other aspects that allow astronauts to endure the harsh environment of space.

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Certified Japanese Space FoodJapanese Yam Milk Shake

Life in Space

To make a sweet and mellow yam milk shake, simply add skimmed milk and sugar to the powdered yam, add water, and mix. This is the birth of a new drink made from powdered yam. It tastes even better chilled. Yam contains mucin, vitamin B1, and potassium, so this is a space food that supports good health.
※Explaination of the Certified Foods are based on comments written by manufacturers

How to eat	Inject water into the pouch
Net contents	30 g ± 1 g (per pouch)
Energy	114.9 kcal (per pouch)
Manufacturer	Kyokusyoku Co., Ltd.
Type	Snacks and Desserts

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