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In this talk, I will introduce the re-analysis of AKARI-FIS currently underway within the Cosmoglobe collaboration. I will discuss the potential of the AKARI observations to shed light on the Cosmoglobe sky model, in particular with regards to interstellar and zodiacal dust modelling as well as observations of the CIB. I will also showcase some of the AKARI time-ordered data, its characteristics and features, and the various ways they were tackled by the original AKARI team, and the ways in which we aim to tackle them within the Cosmoglobe framework, which has the benefit of being able to use other data sets and an existing sky model to shed light on the various systematics within AKARI, while also being able to optimally extract new science from the AKARI data itself to update said sky model.