It looks like you've shared a amateur radio transmission report! Let me break down the details for you:

* **00:06**: The time of day when this transmission occurred (in 24-hour format).

* **JF6LIU/1**: The callsign of the transmitting amateur radio operator, who is likely operating from Japan. The "/1" indicates that they are using a single transmitter and antenna.

* **JP-1304(Hodogaya Prefectural Park)**: The location of the transmitter, specifically a park in Hodogaya Prefecture, Kanagawa, Japan (the "JP-" prefix indicating Japan).

* **10144**: The frequency at which this transmission occurred, expressed in kHz. RTTY transmissions typically use frequencies around 10140-10200 kHz.

* **RTTY**: The mode of transmission used by JF6LIU/1, which stands for Radio Teletype (a form of amateur radio communication that uses a printer-like interface to transmit text).

* **AJA#110106[JF6LIU]**: A confirmation code sent back to the transmitting operator, likely generated automatically by a contest logging software. The "AJA" part might be a sponsor or competition identifier.