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Kakushin Rising

completedLaunch 2026-088
Launched 4/23/2026LEOService CSat SSO OO
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Payloads
Assets deployed on this mission, enriched from spacecraft records.
9 payloads
ARICA-2
active
Science Exploration
LEO
FSI-SAT2
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
KOSEN-2R
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
MAGNARO-II A
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
MAGNARO-II B
active
Technology Demonstration
Mono-Nikko
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
OrigamiSat-2
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
PRELUDE
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
WASEDA-SAT-ZERO-II
active
Technology DemonstrationLEO
Launch Details
Launch Date
4/23/2026
Launch ID
2026-088
Launch Profile
Sat SSO OO
Service Type
C
Orbit
LEO
Launch Stack
Operator
Rocket Lab
Launch Vehicle
Electron
Launch Site
Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1A, Mahia Peninsula (Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1, Onenui Station, Mahia Peninsula)Mahia Peninsula, N Island
Payload Summary
Payload Count
9
Payload Status
active 9
Payload Mission Types
Technology Demonstration 8 / Science Exploration 1
Track
Mentions
43
All verified mentions of this mission in source documents.

Kakushin Rising was previously scheduled for the first quarter of 2026.

PlanValue 3.5Mar 18, 2026JAXA announced that the 8 cubesats of their 4th "Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration" are now set to launch NET April 23rd on Rocket Lab's Electron. The mission named "Kakushin Rising" was previously scheduled for Q1.

The mission is named Kakushin Rising.

GeneralValue 2.0Mar 18, 2026JAXA announced that the 8 cubesats of their 4th "Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration" are now set to launch NET April 23rd on Rocket Lab's Electron. The mission named "Kakushin Rising" was previously scheduled for Q1.

A second launch, named Kakushin Rising, carrying 8 cubesats is scheduled for Q1 2026.

PlanGeneralValue 4.0Dec 14, 2025Rocket Lab successfully launched JAXA's RAISE-4 technology demonstration satellite! This was the first of 2 launches for JAXA's 4th "Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration". A second launch, carrying 8 cubesats and named "Kakushin Rising", is scheduled for in Q1 2026.
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