Hakuto-R Mission 1

ispace's Hakuto-R (for Reboot) lunar lander was derived from the Hakuto project, one of the defunct Google Lunar X Prize contestants. Hakuto-R carried the Rashid rover, built by MBRSC, and a JAXA-built Transformable Lunar Robot. The Canadian Space Agency sponsored several Canadian-company technology demonstration payloads on the mission. Lunar Flashlight was a JPL-developed CubeSat designed to scan for water ice deposits on the Moon; it was remanifested as a secondary payload after missing its integration window on the Artemis 1 launch. First Falcon 9 booster landing on LZ-2.