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KDDI's Yamaguchi Satellite Communications Station Becomes a Gateway to Space; a 57-Year-Old Base that Supported International Communications Aims for a New Role in the Era of Low Earth Orbit Satellites.

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The giant parabolic antenna standing in the mountains of Yamaguchi City was once a communication hub connecting Japan and the world. Now, aiming to become a key point for cutting-edge space industry and AI data communication, KDDI and Yamaguchi Prefecture have joined forces to embark on a challenge to make Yamaguchi a "city chosen by space."
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The giant parabolic antenna standing in the mountains of Yamaguchi City was once a communication hub connecting Japan and the world. Now, aiming to become a key point for cutting-edge space industry and AI data communication, KDDI and Yamaguchi Prefecture have joined forces to embark on a challenge to make Yamaguchi a "city chosen by space."

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toyokeizai.net broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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