Small Talk The Third Consecutive Failure of Japan's Kairos Rocket: What We Can Learn from System Design, Organizational Structure, and Business Lessons
Japan’s first privately developed small rocket, Kairos, self-destructed during its third launch attempt. This article examines the true cause of the accident, which occurred just 68.8 seconds after liftoff, the problems with its system design, and the limitations of “government-backed startups.” It also explores lessons that can be applied to both work and life.



