![harajuku_rice_styrofoam](https://tokyogreenspace.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/harajuku_rice_styrofoam.jpg?w=1000)
I wonder what this sidewalk rice tastes like? Will the gardener make a special meal with it? It’s great to see how enthusiastic people are to grow the most basic Japanese food, using a recycled styrofoam box. This same gardener is also growing cherry tomatoes and ornamentals. I like the juxtaposition of street, plants, and laundry hanging to dry.
![harajuku_tomatos_laundry](https://tokyogreenspace.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/harajuku_tomatos_laundry.jpg?w=1000)
![harajuku_tomatos](https://tokyogreenspace.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/harajuku_tomatos.jpg?w=1000)
Hello there
I’m a freelance writer and working on a piece for The Ecologist at the moment about people growing food in what might be considered strange or odd places around the world. I was wondering if it might be possible to talk to you about the Tokyo Green Space Project?