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teamLab Planets Tokyo
Tokyo Tower
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Tokyo Tower
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teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM
Tokyo Tower
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Joypolis
teamLab Planets
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Tokyo Skytree
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Tokyo Skyliner Airport Express Ticket to/from Narita Airport
teamLab Planets
From Narita Airport
From Nippori/Ueno Station
Tokyo Skyliner Airport Express Ticket to/from Narita Airport
teamLab Planets
Narita Airport Station (Terminal 1)
Airport Terminal 2 Station (Terminals 2 & 3)
Inside Narita Airport Terminal Building
Keisei Ueno Station
Nippori Station
You’ll explore the museum barefoot, and at times while submerged up to the knees in water or giant spheres that respond to touch. These exhibits employ light, sound, and various sensory elements to create an all-encompassing experience that is truly a sensory feast.
Duration: Flexible
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teamLab Planets Tokyo Tickets
Duration: Flexible
Recommended options:
Combo: Joypolis + teamLab Planets Tickets
Combo: Skyliner Narita Airport Express + teamLab Planets Tickets
Immerse yourself in a galaxy of twinkling lights where each LED strand represents a star, creating an entire cosmos. This interactive installation allows visitors to manipulate elements via the teamLab Planets app. Capture a selfie amidst the stars for a truly stellar memory.
Experience a surreal space where giant floating orbs descend from the ceiling, resembling a space-age Wonderland. The installation features flowers that fall continuously, creating a visually stunning and ever-changing environment.
Navigate through a room with a soft, squishy floor that pulses with rhythmic lights, giving the illusion of endlessness. This space is challenging yet amusing, often leading to playful moments as visitors try to keep their balance.
Wade through a digital pond where koi fish scatter into cherry blossoms upon touch. This serene and visually stunning interaction with digital art creates an experience reminiscent of traditional Japanese gardens.
This exhibit features 13,000 live orchids that float above visitors, creating an immersive and ethereal environment. The flowers react to the presence of people, enhancing the sense of connection with nature.
Experience a garden filled with ovoids that change into 61 different solidified light colors. The ovoids reflect the world around them and react to human interaction and natural elements, creating a mesmerizing display that changes from dusk to dawn .
Get lost in a tapestry of blossoming flowers and fluttering butterflies, where the scenery changes with each season. This space is both tranquil and visually dynamic, making it an Instagrammer's dream.
Wade through a digital waterfall that reacts to your movements, with light particles rippling away from each step. This serene and visually stunning interaction with digital art creates an experience reminiscent of a scene from a sci-fi movie
teamLab Tokyo opening hours: teamLab Planets is open from 9am to 10pm daily, on weekdays, weekends, and public holidays. You can get a slot every half hour.
Best time to visit: The ideal months to visit are March to May for spring, or late November to December for autumn. However, teamLab Planets controlled indoor environment makes it perfect for visits all year long.
Weekdays are quieter, especially during the first and last two hours, with crowds peaking around midday. On weekends, visitors tend to arrive earlier, so weekdays are recommended for a more relaxed experience.
teamLab Tokyo location: The address is 6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan. Find on maps
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In a city that craves art, Tokyo's exhibition lines can rival those of pop idol concerts. You’ll find countless constantly evolving exhibits throughout the city. From traditional ukiyo-e woodblock prints to cutting-edge NFT displays, there’s always something new for visitors and locals alike. Here are 4 must-visit art museums in Tokyo for art and culture enthusiasts.
Whimsical and magical, the Ghibli Museum feels like a scene straight from a Ghibli movie. Ivy-covered walls, a grinning Totoro plushie, and a Laputa iron giant on the rooftop set the tone. Inside, you'll find original Ghibli art, glimpses into animation history, and a replica of Hayao Miyazaki's work desk. Exclusive short films are also screened, along with a cute café and shop for Ghibli merch.
Explore Japan's rich samurai and ninja history with a museum tour. Dress up in samurai armor with replica swords, or learn how to handle a katana. Try out ninja skills like throwing shuriken and using a blowgun.
The main distinction between the two Tokyo teamLab locations is that Planets focuses on sensory immersion, whereas Borderless emphasizes visual immersion. At Borderless, the digital art is projected on the walls and floors and there’s no specific order to explore the rooms. It features an immersive art installation where you become an artist. In the 'Sketch Ocean' experience, you sit in a drawing room and use crayons to color your chosen ocean creature. Once you're done, your creation is scanned and instantly projected into the adjacent room, bringing your artwork to life in a vibrant digital display.
Located on the 52nd and 53rd floors of the Mori Tower in Roppongi Hills, the Mori Art Museum features outstanding exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art, culture, and architecture. Stellar views of the city compliment thought-provoking pieces from artists such as Ai Weiwei and Dinh Q. Lê.
Absolutely! It's a unique digital-art sensory extravaganza you won't forget. You’ll be amazed by how the combination of light, sound, and technology engages so many different senses.
Currently, standard entry tickets and various combo tickets are available.
Yes, but online booking is recommended to secure your time slot.
The facility is fully wheelchair-accessible, featuring wheelchair-friendly restrooms and stroller-friendly pathways for families.
Assistance dogs are welcome in the venue, ensuring that visually impaired visitors can enjoy the experience.
Since you’ll be wading through water displays, it's best to wear shorts or pants that can be easily rolled up. Wear comfortable clothing and prepare to get a bit wet.
Yes, there are student discounts. You would just need to show a valid student ID.
No, the experience is self-guided to allow personal exploration.
Expect to immerse yourself in the magic for around 2-3 magical hours.
teamLab Planets operates from 9 AM to 10 PM.
Weekday mornings are typically less crowded, making it a great time.
teamLab Planets is designed for year-round enjoyment, with exhibits changing seasonally. However, since it's indoors, it's a great choice during Tokyo's hot, humid summers or chilly winters.
Yes, it's easily reachable via train if you take the Yurikamome Line to Toyosu Station. You can also take buses 05, 07, and 08 from the Tokyo Station.
Yes, but remember, flash and tripods are prohibited.
Yes, there are spacious lockers that are available for storing your belongings.
Pets are not allowed at teamLab Planets, except for certified assistance dogs.
