Government appreciates Hayabusa project

TOKYO, Japan - Professor Junichiro Kawaguchi (2nd from R in front), director of the Hayabusa asteroid probe project of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, and Banri Kaieda (3rd from R in front), state minister for space development, line up for a photo session at the Cabinet Office in Tokyo on Dec. 2, 2010. The government awarded 118 entities involved in the Hayabusa project including companies and universities for providing hopes and dreams to people through the project. (Kyodo)

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