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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Gaten Matarazzo is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
A moment of the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference takes place at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Matt Duffer, and Ross Duffer are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, and Noah Schnapp are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Ross Duffer is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Matt Duffer, and Ross Duffer are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Gaten Matarazzo is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Noah Schnapp is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Matt Duffer, and Ross Duffer are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Ross Duffer is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Caleb McLaughlin is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Gaten Matarazzo is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Caleb McLaughlin is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard is seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard and Gaten Matarazzo are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025. (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto) -
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The Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix Press Conference During Lucca Comics & Games In Lucca
Finn Wollfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Matt Duffer, and Ross Duffer are seen during the Stranger Things 5 Global Events, One Last Adventure Netflix press conference at Lucca Comics & Games in Lucca, Italy, on October 31, 2025 (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto). -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Landing on a runway
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Re-entry
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.There may be a space station where the craft could stop to give passengers a taste of life in orbit
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.There may be a space station where the craft could stop to give passengers a taste of life in orbit
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.There may be a space station where the craft could stop to give passengers a taste of life in orbit
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.There may be a space station where the craft could stop to give passengers a taste of life in orbit
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Launch
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Launch
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Launch
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Launch
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.Launch
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Plan for 60 minute passenger flights from Japan to USA
Ferrari Press Agency
Flight 1
Ref 17269
31/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
A plan to launch a rocket powered transport service that would connect Japan and U.S. cities like New York in 60 minutes via outer space.
A Japanese company the Nippon Travel Agency has announced plans to offer the service using a reusable rocket development startup.
The craft , called ASCA, similar to a US space shuttle, will be developed by Tokyo-based Innovative Space Carrier Inc.
The difference is that it does not require a separate rocket to launch it into space.
Like the shuttle, it requires a runway to land.
Under the partnership, Nippon Travel will offer the service that it says would cost 100 million yen a ticket with the service scheduled to start in the 2030s
Space Carrier president Kojiro Hatada said the company expects prices to fall by boosting the number of flights possible in the life of each reusable craft.
The craft would be launched from an offshore spot and could connect any two points on Earth within 60 minutes, according to the companies with a first journey planned between Tokyo and New York.
Nippon Travel President Keigo Yoshida added: “We hope this business will be a new starting point to connect space travel and tourism.”
Advance ticket applications are due to be accepted in 2026.
The project is expected to proceed in stages, with space-food tasting and tours of ground facilities related to space beginning next year,
Further plans include launching a space station where the craft can stop offering tourists a chance to experience orbit before they continue their journey.
OPS: Visualisation of how the planned space service would look.
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U.S. President Donald Trump Leaves Japan
October 28, 2025, Tokyo, Japan: U.S. President DONALD TRUMP gestures as he walks towards Air Force One for his departure to South Korea, at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan. (Credit Image: © POOL via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Monster Godzilla welcome for airport visitors
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Picture MUST credit: Haneda Godzilla Global Project
A giant statue of movie monster Godzilla is set to welcome airline passengers to the creature’s home country of Japan.
The 40 metre long and nine metre high model is said to be the world's largest Godzilla monument .
It will be built in the departure lobby at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport inTerminal 3 in December.
The project aims to promote Japanese entertainment using Godzilla which celebrated its 70th anniversary in November 2024.
The Godzilla statue is based on its depiction on screen in the 2023 film Godzilla Minus One -1.0 which includes blue glowing spinal spikes.
A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
An airport spokesman said: “The project's theme is Godzilla will welcome all visitors to Japan and see them off as they depart.
“It will use the global icon of Japanese origins, Godzilla, to create an unprecedented airport experience that connects the entrance and exit of a journey through the power of entertainment.
“The stage for this new challenge is Haneda Airport because it is Japan's gateway to the skies, a popular destination for people from both within Japan and overseas, and a hub for Japanese culture and tradition.
“This Godzilla of an astounding scale.”
The monster model will be kept in place for a year.
OPS: A render of how the Godzilla model will look when erected at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport .
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Monster Godzilla welcome for airport visitors
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Godzilla 1
Ref 17254
28/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Haneda Godzilla Global Project
A giant statue of movie monster Godzilla is set to welcome airline passengers to the creature’s home country of Japan.
The 40 metre long and nine metre high model is said to be the world's largest Godzilla monument .
It will be built in the departure lobby at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport inTerminal 3 in December.
The project aims to promote Japanese entertainment using Godzilla which celebrated its 70th anniversary in November 2024.
The Godzilla statue is based on its depiction on screen in the 2023 film Godzilla Minus One -1.0 which includes blue glowing spinal spikes.
A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
An airport spokesman said: “The project's theme is Godzilla will welcome all visitors to Japan and see them off as they depart.
“It will use the global icon of Japanese origins, Godzilla, to create an unprecedented airport experience that connects the entrance and exit of a journey through the power of entertainment.
“The stage for this new challenge is Haneda Airport because it is Japan's gateway to the skies, a popular destination for people from both within Japan and overseas, and a hub for Japanese culture and tradition.
“This Godzilla of an astounding scale.”
The monster model will be kept in place for a year.
OPS: A render of how the Godzilla model will look when erected at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport .
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_190496108_FER
Monster Godzilla welcome for airport visitors
Ferrari Press Agency
Godzilla 1
Ref 17254
28/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Haneda Godzilla Global Project
A giant statue of movie monster Godzilla is set to welcome airline passengers to the creature’s home country of Japan.
The 40 metre long and nine metre high model is said to be the world's largest Godzilla monument .
It will be built in the departure lobby at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport inTerminal 3 in December.
The project aims to promote Japanese entertainment using Godzilla which celebrated its 70th anniversary in November 2024.
The Godzilla statue is based on its depiction on screen in the 2023 film Godzilla Minus One -1.0 which includes blue glowing spinal spikes.
A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
An airport spokesman said: “The project's theme is Godzilla will welcome all visitors to Japan and see them off as they depart.
“It will use the global icon of Japanese origins, Godzilla, to create an unprecedented airport experience that connects the entrance and exit of a journey through the power of entertainment.
“The stage for this new challenge is Haneda Airport because it is Japan's gateway to the skies, a popular destination for people from both within Japan and overseas, and a hub for Japanese culture and tradition.
“This Godzilla of an astounding scale.”
The monster model will be kept in place for a year.
OPS: A render of how the Godzilla model will look when erected at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport .A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_190496107_FER
Monster Godzilla welcome for airport visitors
Ferrari Press Agency
Godzilla 1
Ref 17254
28/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Haneda Godzilla Global Project
A giant statue of movie monster Godzilla is set to welcome airline passengers to the creature’s home country of Japan.
The 40 metre long and nine metre high model is said to be the world's largest Godzilla monument .
It will be built in the departure lobby at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport inTerminal 3 in December.
The project aims to promote Japanese entertainment using Godzilla which celebrated its 70th anniversary in November 2024.
The Godzilla statue is based on its depiction on screen in the 2023 film Godzilla Minus One -1.0 which includes blue glowing spinal spikes.
A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
An airport spokesman said: “The project's theme is Godzilla will welcome all visitors to Japan and see them off as they depart.
“It will use the global icon of Japanese origins, Godzilla, to create an unprecedented airport experience that connects the entrance and exit of a journey through the power of entertainment.
“The stage for this new challenge is Haneda Airport because it is Japan's gateway to the skies, a popular destination for people from both within Japan and overseas, and a hub for Japanese culture and tradition.
“This Godzilla of an astounding scale.”
The monster model will be kept in place for a year.
OPS: A render of how the Godzilla model will look when erected at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport .A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_190496106_FER
Monster Godzilla welcome for airport visitors
Ferrari Press Agency
Godzilla 1
Ref 17254
28/10/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Haneda Godzilla Global Project
A giant statue of movie monster Godzilla is set to welcome airline passengers to the creature’s home country of Japan.
The 40 metre long and nine metre high model is said to be the world's largest Godzilla monument .
It will be built in the departure lobby at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport inTerminal 3 in December.
The project aims to promote Japanese entertainment using Godzilla which celebrated its 70th anniversary in November 2024.
The Godzilla statue is based on its depiction on screen in the 2023 film Godzilla Minus One -1.0 which includes blue glowing spinal spikes.
A more moderately sized Godzilla statue will be installed in the second-floor arrival lobby along with graphics depicting monsters from throughout history.
An airport spokesman said: “The project's theme is Godzilla will welcome all visitors to Japan and see them off as they depart.
“It will use the global icon of Japanese origins, Godzilla, to create an unprecedented airport experience that connects the entrance and exit of a journey through the power of entertainment.
“The stage for this new challenge is Haneda Airport because it is Japan's gateway to the skies, a popular destination for people from both within Japan and overseas, and a hub for Japanese culture and tradition.
“This Godzilla of an astounding scale.”
The monster model will be kept in place for a year.
OPS: A render of how the Godzilla model will look when erected at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport .
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Trump Meets With Japanese Emperor Naruhito
October 27, 2025, Tokyo, Chiyoda District, Japan: U.S. President DONALD TRUMP, left, bids farewell to Japanese EMPEROR NARUHITO after a meeting at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. (Credit Image: © Daniel Torok/White House/Planet Pix via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Trump In Asia 2025
October 27, 2025, Tokyo, Japan: U.S. President DONALD J. TRUMP waves upon arrival at Haneda Tokyo International Airport in Tokyo, Japan, at the start of his official visit to Japan. During his three-day visit, Trump is scheduled to hold a bilateral summit with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and a State Call on His Majesty Emperor Naruhito, as part of efforts to strengthen the Japan/U.S. alliance. (Credit Image: © POOL via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Trump Departs The White House For Asia Trip
October 24, 2025, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: President DONALD TRUMP DEPARTS the White House for a trip to Malaysia, Korea and Tokyo. (Credit Image: © Andrew Leyden/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Press Conference By Foreign Minister Of Japan
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Press Conference By Foreign Minister Of Japan
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Press Conference By Foreign Minister Of Japan
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Press Conference By Foreign Minister Of Japan
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Japanese Stocks Rise Under New Cabinet
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