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Guerilla Gardening In Tokyo

Here are some great photos of guerilla gardening in Tokyo. Kikrainet says:

Look at the girl in the picture, she is planting some tomatoes in little corner between two roads in the middle of Tokyo. Isn’t it amazing? She cares about that little place of land lost in Tokyo’s immensity, and what is more amazing is that she doesn’t seem worried about people or dogs destroying her tomatoes and her lavender.

As industries and landscape continue to expand, I’m sure this will soon become a necessity, not only in Japan, but all over the industrialized world. Let’s hope that the vehicle fumes, asbestos from brakes, and stray lubricant don’t give the tomatoes a bad taste.

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June 26, 2008 - Category: Green, Latest - Posted by: Phil - Comments: 3

3 Responses to “Guerilla Gardening In Tokyo”

  1. xiang Says:

    It is a good idea, our citys need the nature things .And if the more people take part in this activity,the more beauty the citys will.

  2. José Says:

    Hi,

    For years that is forbiden for braking pads t ohave asbestos :-)
    If it’s still used or not, that’s another question.
    I find the initiative a good idea, but would have to be made in spaces not subjected to polution, like buildings incorporating green areas for agriculture and pasture.
    I already saw a project like that.

    Kind regards,

    José

  3. Kula bácsi Says:

    I wouldn’t eat that contaminated crap. This is futile.

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