Unique digital vegetable garden in Japan

This vegetable garden is equipped with LED lights, automatically playing lights and sounds when there are visitors.

A digital greenhouse has just appeared in Tokyo, using psychedelic lighting and a “plant orchestra”.

This digital vegetable garden called Digital Vegetables is a product of studio Party, designed to encourage visitors to touch, smell and listen to the sounds emitted by the plants growing within.

It occupies a large space in the Midtown Garden in Tokyo.

The frame of this greenhouse is equipped with LED lights. Seven types of vegetables are grown inside and when visitors enter, they will trigger a series of lights and sounds.

While the LED lights are digitally programmed, inspired by the movement of the earth, the sound effects were created by artist Res Kunimoto, who collected data from a mixture of seeds rubbing and colliding with leaves to simulate the sound of musical instruments.

The frame of this greenhouse is equipped with LED lights.

“The tomato is the violin, the carrot is the trumpet, the radish is the flute, the sweet potato is the piano, and the pumpkin is the clarinet,” Kunimoto said.

This digital vegetable garden is on display until November 5. Visitors are encouraged to visit at night to fully experience the garden's light and sound effects.

According to Khoahoc.tv