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Osaki Launch Complex

A launch pad at Tanegashima Space Center, Japan.24 launches have flown from it since September 1975, 23 of 24 successfully.

Launches
24
Success rate
95.8% 23/24
Failures
1
First flight
1975-09-09
Latest flight
1992-02-11
Busiest year
1981 2 flights
Fastest turnaround
154d 3h 37m

Location

Osaki Launch Complex

Pad record

Coordinates
30.3994Β° N
130.9702Β° E
Status
Active
Country
Japan
Pad operator
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
LL2 pad tally
24 upstream count
Reference
Wikipedia

Who launches from here

1 operator

Vehicles flown

3 types

Launches per year

decided flights
1975Peak 1981, 2 launches1992

Orbits delivered

3 destinations
Geostationary Orbit 15Low Earth Orbit 8Sun-Synchronous Orbit 1

Flight record

24 flights
DateMissionVehicleOperatorOrbitOutcome
1992-02-11H-1 | Fuyo 1H-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesSun-Synchronous OrbitSuccess
1991-08-25H-1 | Yuri 3BH-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeostationary OrbitSuccess
1990-08-28H-1 | Yuri 3AH-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeostationary OrbitSuccess
1990-02-07H-1 | Momo 1bH-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesLow Earth OrbitSuccess
1989-09-05H-1 | Himawari 4H-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeostationary OrbitSuccess
1988-09-16H-1 | Sakura 3BH-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeostationary OrbitSuccess
1988-02-19H-1 | Sakura 3AH-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeostationary OrbitSuccess
1987-08-27H-1 | Kiku 5H-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeostationary OrbitSuccess
1987-02-19N-2 | Momo 1aN-2–Low Earth OrbitSuccess
1986-08-12H-1 | AjisaiH-1Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesLow Earth OrbitSuccess
1986-02-12N-2 | Yuri 2BN-2–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1984-08-02N-2 | Himawari 3N-2–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1984-01-23N-2 | Yuri 2AN-2–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1983-08-05N-2 | Sakura 2BN-2–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1983-02-04N-2 | Sakura 2AN-2–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1982-09-03N-I | Kiku-4N-I–Low Earth OrbitSuccess
1981-08-10N-2 | Himawari 2N-2–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1981-02-11N-2 | Kiku-3N-2–Low Earth OrbitSuccess
1980-02-22N-I | Ayame 2N-I–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1979-02-06N-I | AyameN-I–Geostationary OrbitFailure
1978-02-16N-I | Ume 2N-I–Low Earth OrbitSuccess
1977-02-23N-I | Kiku 2N-I–Geostationary OrbitSuccess
1976-02-29N-I | Ume 1N-I–Low Earth OrbitSuccess
1975-09-09N-I | Kiku-1N-I–Low Earth OrbitSuccess

Pad records from Launch Library 2. Flights and company identity fromSpace Index. How the numbers are derived.