ABOUT

OUR VISION

DRIVING TRANSFORMATION
ACROSS THE SPACE INDUSTRY

A shapeless industry.
Untapped potential.
In Japan, space remains a dream.

We believe it’s time for change.
The space industry must evolve, from one-of-a-kind art pieces to a true industrial products
Only then a sustainable future in space can emerge.

Through Japanese craftsmanship, we will spark a movement that begins in Japan and expands across Asia and the world.
Following in the footsteps of the automobile we will build a meaningful new industry.

Let’s ignite a chain of innovation
that transforms the space industry.

WHERE WE
COME FROM

2025

A new chapter with ZERO
We announce our first ZERO flight payload customers and enter a groundbreaking business alliance with the Toyota Group. Our vehicle development progresses toward a robust, scalable production system.

2023

ZERO engine breakthrough
ZERO completes a successful engine test powered by locally sourced biomethane, a renewable propellant.

2021

Back-to-back MOMO successes
After two consecutive successful MOMO launches, Interstellar sets its sights on a new challenge: orbital launch.

2019

MOMO F3 reaches space
After the crash of F2, Intertellar makes history as the first Japanese private company to ever reach space.

2013

Interstellar Technologies is established
What began as "Natsu no Rocket-dan", a group of space enthusiasts united by the dream of building rockets, grew into a company under the name of Interstellar Technologies. Our name embodies our mission: to advance science and technology, and to enrich life on Earth through space.

LAUNCH HERITAGE

One of Interstellar’s greatest strengths is the experience we have gained from the seven launches of MOMO, both our successes and our setbacks. We move forward with the future we envision by pursuing craftsmanship and developing unique technologies. These values continue to guide us today.

F107-30-2017

F206-30-2018

[ 1st successful launch ]

F305-04-2019

F407-27-2019

F506–14-2020

[ 2nd successful launch ]

F707-03-2021

[ 3rd successful launch ]

F607-31-2021

OUR TEAM

TAKAHIRO INAGAWA

TAKAHIRO INAGAWA

Representative Director and Chief Executive Officer

After earning his Master’s in Mechanical and Physical Engineering from Institute of Science Tokyo, Inagawa joined Interstellar Technologies in 2013 and stepped into the role of CEO in 2014. As an engineer-turned-executive, he led the team to success in 2019 with the launch of MOMO, the first commercial suborbital rocket in Japan to reach space. Today, he is driving the company’s satellite communications division. By vertically integrating launch and satellite services, he is dedicated to leading Interstellar’s mission of “Empowering Society Through Space Infrastructure.”

Representative Director and Chief Executive Officer

TAKAHIRO INAGAWA

SATOSHI NAKAYAMA

SATOSHI NAKAYAMA

Representative Director and President

After his graduate degree in Mechanical Engineering at the Shibaura Institute of Technology, Nakayama joined Mitsubishi Precision where he spent 12 years developing onboard equipment for rockets and satellites. He served as Project Manager for the development of navigation sensors used in Japan's major launch vehicles, including Government-operated rockets. In January 2021, he joined Interstellar Technologies, where he oversaw avionics development, reliability engineering, and quality assurance. He was appointed General Manager of the Development Department in September of the same year. In May 2024, he became Director and VP of Launch Vehicle, leading all rocket development. In February 2026, he assumed the role of Representative Director and President, driving rocket development and business growth under the vision of “Driving Transformation Across the Space Industry.”

Representative Director and President

SATOSHI NAKAYAMA

KEIJI ATSUTA

KEIJI ATSUTA

Director and Chief Operating Officer

Graduated from Kyushu University with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. After joining Mitsubishi Corporation, he was in charge of overseas sales and business investment in the automotive industry. While stationed overseas, he was transferred to an invested subsidiary and engaged in corporate planning and strategy development. He joined Frontier Management Inc., where he mainly formulated medium- to long-term strategies for small and medium-sized companies in the food manufacturing and restaurant industries and supported their implementation. He joined Interstellar Technologies Inc. in January 2022, and is responsible for business development, corporate planning, PR and marketing. He was appointed to the Board as COO in May 2024.

Director and Chief Operating Officer

KEIJI ATSUTA

TAKAHIRO TSUJI

TAKAHIRO TSUJI

Director and Chief Financial Officer

After graduating from the University of Tokyo with a degree in Economics, he joined the Development Bank of Japan, where he focused on financing space and aircraft manufacturers for 12 years. While overseeing client coverage for Japan and globally in heavy industry, he also held concurrent roles at a start-up rocket company, responsible for global business development and general administration. Additionally, he was seconded to the headquarters of the Dutch financial institution ING, engaging in global operations ranging from practical business matters to regional revitalization. In 2022, he founded HR-Rocket Co., Ltd., providing human capital and financial support primarily to Japanese space startups and agencies. As part of this support, he has been involved with Interstellar Technologies Inc. since April 2023 as a financial advisor and was appointed to the Board as CFO in May 2024.

Director and Chief Financial Officer

TAKAHIRO TSUJI

COMPANY PROFILE

COMPANYInterstellar Technologies Inc.
ESTABLISHMENTJanuary 2013
BOARD OF DIRECTORSTakahiro Inagawa, Representative Director and Chief Executive Officer
Satoshi Nakayama, Representative Director and President
Keiji Atsuta, Director and Chief Operating Officer
Takahiro Tsuji, Director and Chief Financial Officer
Takafumi Horie, Director
Hajime Kumabe, Outside Director
Masaru Tange, Outside Director
Ken Uryu, Outside Director
Hitoshi Nakamura, Outside Director
Hiromi Maki, Standing Audit & Supervisory Board Member
Tokuo Hasegawa, Outside Audit & Supervisory Board Member
Takahiro Yamaoka, Outside Audit & Supervisory Board Member
BUSINESSSpace Transportation Services, Satellite Communication Services
HEADQUARTERS149-7, Memu, Taiki, Hiroo-gun, Hokkaido 089-2113, Japan
REGISTERED OFFICE690-4, Memu, Taiki, Hiroo-gun, Hokkaido 089-2113, Japan
BRANCHESTokyo Branch
6F, Tokyo East 21, 6-3-2, Toyo, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0016, Japan

Tokyo Second Branch
2F, East Net Building, 7-1-2, Toyo, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0016, Japan

Tohoku Branch
61-1 Kitahara, Hansaki, Odaka-ku, Minamisoma City, Fukushima 979-2162, Japan

Obihiro Branch
33-2, Odori Minami, Obihiro, Hokkaido, 080-0010, Japan
PRINCIPAL SHAREHOLDERSWoven by Toyota
Marubeni Corporation
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Nomura Real Estate Development
NTT DOCOMO
The SBI Group
Space Frontier Fund II
B Dash Ventures
Japanet Holdings
SMBC Edge
and others
PRINCIPAL BANKSResona Bank, Chiba Bank, North Pacific Bank, Obihiro Shinkin Bank and other