It did so with help from India's second lunar mission Chandrayaan-2, technically considered "failure", but whose orbiter continues to guide vehicles from India and other countries.
"Lunar topography captured by the Indian spacecraft Chandrayaan-2, overlaid with images acquired by the SLIM navigation camera during the HV2 (second hovering) at an altitude of about 50m," Jaxa said in a statement issued on Thursday.
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