UNISEC Student Organization
Successive student representatives
UNISON was established by UNISEC in 2003 to support Japanese students who are eager to participate in space development activities. UNISON is managed only by students.
We provide students with opportunities to participate in big projects and other activities related to space development. The opportunities enable them to exchange their creative ideas and corporate with each other. We expect that they broaden their outlooks and deepen their relationships through the opportunities.
Besides, we try to bring up those who will develop new technological fields by themselves in the future. And we hope our activities contribute to Japanese space development.
Projects and Activities
Our activities are as follows.
【ARLISS】
ARLISS (A Rocket Launch for International Student Satellites) is an annual suborbital experiment held in Nevada, the US. We hold an annual CanSat Competition there.
【CanSat Comeback Competition】
We hold an annual CanSat Comeback Competition in Akita, Japan.
【Hybrid Rocket Launch】
We make launch experiments of Hybrid Rockets irregularly.
Successive student representatives
2025
YOSHIDA Yuto(Muroran Institute of Technology)
KANEKO Sota(The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
MATSUHASHI Kota(Tohoku University)
NAGASAWA Kosei(Chiba Institute of Technology)
SONE Nagisa(Nihon University)
OCHI Atsuki(Institute of Science Tokyo)
2024
KANEKO Sota(The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
YOSHIDA Yuto(Muroran Institute of Technology)
YOKOI Takahiro(Chiba Institute of Technology)
NAGASAWA Kosei(Chiba Institute of Technology)
TANIGUCHI Yuna(Nihon University)
MUTSUO Keigo(Support)
2023
NISHIO Keita(Osaka Metropolitan University)
MUTSUO Keigo(Nihon University)
YOKOI Takahiro(Chiba Institute of Technology)
2022
TERAGAKI Shun(Osaka Metropolitan University)
MUTSUO Keigo(Nihon University)
KOIDE Ryohey(Akita University)
2021
SATO Shinsei(Nagoya University)
2020
MATSUSHIMA Tatsufumi(Muroran Institute of Technology)
YAMAMOTO Kodai(Kochi University of Technology)
OTANI Yukihisa(Kyushu Institute of Technology)
2019
OZEKI Yukiya(Shizuoka University)
YAMAMOTO Kodai(Kochi University of Technology)
OTANI Yukihisa(Kyushu Institute of Technology)
2018
OZEKI Yukiya(Shizuoka University)
TAKEZAWA Ryo(CORE)
2017
KAKU Masahiro(Tokyo Metropolitan University)
YASHIMA Kyohei(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
2016
KAKU Masahiro(Tokyo Metropolitan University)
NAKAMURA Masahiro(Tokyo University of Science)
YASHIMA Kyohei(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
2015
OHINATA Kento(Nihon University)
HIRASAWA Ryo(Keio University)
WATANABE Yuichiro(Akita University)
2014
KUSANO Yuta(Tokai University)
TAJIMA Yusuke(The University of Electro-Communications)
Ma Xiao(University of Tsukuba)
2013
OSAKI Masaru(Tokai University)
SHIMAZAKI Shingo(Nihon University)
KONISHI Ryusuke(Keio University)
2012
KANAI Ryuichiro(Hokkaido University)
TAKISAWA Junichi(University of Tokyo)
SUGIMOTO Yuta(The University of Electro-Communications)
2011
MUTA Azusa(Institute of Science Tokyo)
ITO Takahiro(Osaka Prefecture University)
HARUKI Misuzu(Yokohama National University)
2010
KAKEHASHI Yuya(Keio University)
JINBO Akina(Tokai University)
2009
KOBAYASHI Yuta(Keio University)
NAGAMINE Kenta(Kyushu University)
2007
KOBAYASHI Sayaka(Akita University)
TSUTSUMI Akimasa(Tokai University)
2005
OMAGARI Kuniyuki(Institute of Science Tokyo)
WADA Yutaka(Tokai University)
2004
NARITA Shinichiro(Keio University)
NAKAMURA Yuya(University of Tokyo)
2003
UI Kyoichi(Institute of Science Tokyo)
NAKAMURA Yuya(University of Tokyo)
