This is really cool. It's from 2008. I've never seen it, but bumped into the link under a YT video I watched earlier.

KAGUYA (SELENE)
Image Taking of "Full Earth-Rise" by HDTV

An "Earth-rise," or the rising Earth over the Moon, was first captured by the Apollo project. The Earth rising image taken by the KAGUYA on November 7, 2007, was not a full Earth-rise (i.e. not all of the globe was seen in shining blue.) It missed some part. This time, a "full Earth-rise"*1 was taken by the onboard HDTV in faraway space, some 380,000 km away from the Earth. This is the world's first successful shooting of such a Full Earth-Rise. It was also very precious because it was one of only two chances in a year for the KAGUYA to capture a Full Earth-Rise when the orbits of the Moon, the Earth, the Sun and the KAGUYA are all lined up.

Images
[link to global.jaxa.jp]
[link to global.jaxa.jp]

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[link to space.jaxa.jp]
[link to space.jaxa.jp]

[link to global.jaxa.jp]