Subway Japan to open lettuce-growing restaurant

Subway Japan to open lettuce-growing restaurant

TOKYO, Japan - People view a Subway restaurant with an indoor lettuce farm (L) in Tokyo's landmark Marunouchi Building on July 5, 2010, the day before the restaurant's official opening. Subway Japan Inc., the operator of the fast food chain, aims to set up two or three restaurants with lettuce farms to attract health-conscious customers.

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