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NASA Johnson Space Center Showcases Space Exploration at Houston Japan Festival

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NASA's Johnson Space Center participated in Houston's 33rd Annual Japan Festival, held on September 12–13 at Hermann Park. Employees from the center brought interactive space exploration exhibits to the long-running cultural event. The festival, now in its 33rd year, traditionally celebrates Japanese culture through food, dance, martial arts, and music. Johnson Space Center has supported the event as an exhibitor for multiple years, extending its community outreach beyond the space industry.

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