Japan’s space agency said Friday personal information and other data were breached after it was hit by cyberattacks last year. The breached data include information related to projects jointly conducted with other entities but did not involve “sensitive information” related to the operation of rockets and satellites, according to the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. JAXA said it has apologized to those affected by the data leak, adding it is taking the issue very seriously as “a matter that could damage our trusting relationship” with parties concerned. JAXA became aware of the incident las…