第1回Tokyo-NbSアクションアワード優秀賞 銀座ミツバチプロジェクトの取組
東京都環境局
東京都環境局
Urban Farm DB summary
In 2024, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Bureau of Environment named the Ginza Honeybee Project (an NPO started in spring 2006) as an Excellence Award winner in the first Tokyo-NbS Action Award. The organization supplies honey gathered within a 2 km radius to department stores and restaurants as a local product, and also grows sweet potatoes on rooftops (processed into shochu), cultivates plants used for washi paper, and runs environmental education programs; in 2024 honey production reached about 2.7 tonnes and roughly 18,000 people took part in hands-on programs.
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- 2.7 t
honey yield(honey production)
Yield- region
- Japan
- location
- Ginza
- year
- 2024
- 18,000 count
participant count(ginza honeybee project)
Social- region
- Japan
- year
- 2024
- note
- approximate, described as '約1.8万人'
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