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Tokyo: Underground High Tech Urban Organic Farming

In a major business district of Tokyo, a High-Tech Underground Urban Organic Farm provides training to aspiring farmers...

An underground rice and vegetable field beneath an office building in Tokyo's Otemachi business district. This urban farm - in what used to be the vault of a major bank - is maintained using computer-controlled artificial light and temperature management. It was brought into being by a personnel company as a means of providing agricultural training to young people who are having trouble finding employment and middle- aged people in search of a second career.

The hi-tech vegetable patch, called Pasona O2, is located in the Otemachi Nomura Building in the Tokyo district of Otemachi, where many major corporations have their headquarters. The "field" has an area of about 1,000 square meters. Tomatoes, lettuces, strawberries, and other fruits and vegetables are grown, as well as flowers and herbs (100 different produces). There is also a terraced paddy field used to grow rice. In the absence of sunlight, the plants are sustained by artificial light from light-emitting diodes, metal halide lamps, and high-pressure sodium vapor lamps. The temperature of the room is controlled by computer, and the vegetables are grown by a pesticide-free method in which fertilizer and carbon dioxide are delivered by spraying. Hydroponics, in which plants are grown in water and hardly any soil is used, is one of the methods of cultivation used in the facility.

Technical Assistance... Prof. Masamoto Takatsuji School of High Technology for Human Welfare Dept. of Biological Sciences and Technology Tokai University Research field: Agricultural environmental engineering Plant Factories, Plant culture using LED and LD

Project main sponsor... PASONA Group (Human Resources corporation) In partnership with Kanto Employment Creation Organization, Inc. kikou.co.jp/company_e.html kikou.co.jp/company_e.html

GOAL of the project Training/Capacity building to create job opportunities in the agricultural sector. This urban agricultural training facility focus on former "freeters" (Japanese young people who hop between part-time jobs) with an interest in farming. Through its Agriculture Internship Project in the village of Ogata, Akita Prefecture, Pasona, along with Kanto Employment Organization Inc, offered on-the-job training on a real farm. About 100 aspiring farmers, including young people and middle-aged businessmen, have already taken a course of agricultural training in Ogata. The whole training involves the possibility to receive initiation in farmings skills up to an Agri-MBA within the same the project. The facility in Tokyo is open to the public until 6 p.m. to enable businessmen and office workers to drop by and experience hi-tech farming on their way home from work.

NOTES:. (1) The facility in Tokyo is open to the public until 6 p.m. to enable businessmen and office workers to drop by and experience hi-tech farming on their way home from work. (2) There are about 15 fully computer-controlled "plant factories" in Japan. Most are located in suburban areas, though, and this is the first such endeavor to make use of a city-center building.

Location

Room 1 Flower field. White LEDs are used. Plant cultivation by RGB LED. Metal halids spotlights are used. Room 2Herb field. Metal halids spotlights are used. Room 3 Shelf rice field. Metal halids lamps and high-pressure sodium lamps are used. It explains that it is possible to do by three crops a year. Room 4 Fruit/vegetable field. Cultivation of tomato by hydroponics. 3 wavelength, 5000 deg. K, High-frequency fluorescent lamp. Room 5Vegetable field. Metal halids spotlights are used. Room 6 Lettuces are being grown with fluorescent lamps. 2xFour steps cultivation bed.

Flower field. White LEDs are used. Plant cultivation by RGB LED. Metal halids spotlights are used.

Room 1

Herb field. Metal halids spotlights are used.

Room 2

Shelf rice field. Metal halids lamps and high-pressure sodium lamps are used. It explains that it is possible to do by three crops a year.

Room 3

Fruit/vegetable field. Cultivation of tomato by hydroponics. 3 wavelength, 5000 deg. K, High-frequency fluorescent lamp.

Room 4

Vegetable field. Metal halids spotlights are used.

Room 5

Lettuces are being grown with fluorescent lamps. 2xFour steps cultivation bed.

Room 6

CAFETERIA

RECEPTION