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Tag: Japanese space policy

The LDP and DPJ cooperate on space

On May 21, 2008 By Tobias S. HarrisIn Observing Japan BlogLeave a comment

The House of Councillors has, as expected, passed a new space basic law on the back of cooperation between the LDP, Komeito, and the DPJ.As noted previously, the law ends the 1969 ban on the use of space for military purposes, permitting the government to deploy high-resolution spy satellites. The law also calls for the …

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Boldly going where Japan has never gone before

On May 10, 2008 By Tobias S. HarrisIn Observing Japan Blog3 Comments

Thanks to an agreement between the LDP, the DPJ, and Komeito, on Friday the HR's Cabinet committee passed a bill that revises Japanese space policy, lifting the 1969 ban on the military use of space. The bill, expected to pass the HR on Tuesday, will create a NASA-style agency attached to the cabinet as a …

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