[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for TeamLab Planets TOKYO (Updated Mar)

🇯🇵 Located in Toyosu, Tokyo, teamLab Planets TOKYO will undergo a large-scale expansion on January 22, 2025. The exhibition area will be expanded by 1.5 times, and several new art exhibition areas will be added, including "Athletics Forest," "Future Park," and "Catching and Collecting Forest." These new exhibition areas will introduce more than 10 new art installations, further enhancing the audience's immersive experience.🔥 🎫Ticket prices: 💰Adults (18 years and older): JPY 3,600 💰Middle school/high school students: JPY 2,700 💰Children (4 to 12 years old): JPY 1,500 💰Discounted tickets for people with disabilities: JPY 1,800 🧒Children under 3 years old: Free ⚠️Shoes must be removed in some exhibition areas. Especially in the walking on water exhibition area, you need to enter the water barefoot to experience the art in the water. ✅Reasons to visit: A perfect fusion of art and technology teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM is one of teamLab's immersive art exhibitions. The uniqueness of the exhibits lies in the integration of technology, light and shadow, sound, and audience interaction. Each piece of art is full of creativity, and all the exhibition spaces allow you to participate in it, not only to watch but also to interact with the environment around you. 🌟Exhibition highlights: Unmissable experiences 1️⃣Athletics Forest Features: A fusion of sports and interactive art, designed for visitors who enjoy dynamic experiences. You can interact with the artworks in the exhibition area through physical movement to create dynamic artistic effects. 2️⃣Catching and Collecting Forest ✅Features: A combination of virtual creatures and interaction with the real world. Visitors can capture virtual creatures in the exhibition area through a dedicated mobile app and add them to their own creature collection. 3️⃣Learn! Future Park ✅Features: Dedicated to the combination of creativity and education. Through interactive installations and digital tools, visitors can participate in a variety of creative activities in the exhibition area, such as drawing and puzzles, to create their own works. 4️⃣Sketch Factory ✅Features: The Sketch Factory allows visitors to transform their sketches into actual objects. Visitors can draw their own designs in the exhibition area and use digital technology to transform them into badges, T-shirts, tote bags, and other souvenirs to take home. teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM Address: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo, inside Toyosu Market 🚇Transportation: Take the Yurakucho Line to Toyosu Station. Walk: Walk 5 minutes from Toyosu Station to the exhibition hall.

#tokyotravel Visiting teamLab Planets Tokyo is like entering a whole new world. The art installations are immersive and interactive, making it feel like you're walking through a dream. From wading through water with digital koi to standing in rooms filled with infinite light, every moment is perfect for Social Media. Tips for Visiting: 1️⃣ Book Tickets in Advance: Tickets are timed, and weekends can get busy. Booking online ensures you get your preferred time. 2️⃣ Dress Comfortably: You'll need to go barefoot, and some areas involve walking through water. Wearing pants you can roll up is a good idea. 3️⃣ Visit During Off-Peak Hours: Weekday mornings or evenings are usually quieter, so you can enjoy the exhibits without crowds. Getting There: teamLab Planets is in Toyosu, Tokyo, and is easy to reach by public transport. The closest station is Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome Line, just a short walk away. #japan #tokyotrip #tokyo #teamlabtokyo

1. Book your tickets in advance through trip.com (visiting at night is more beautiful) 2. Avoid wearing short skirts as there are mirror rooms with reflective floors that can reveal your underwear ❌ 3. Do not wear stockings as there are wet zones where you have to walk through water, and it's difficult to remove stockings ❌ 4. No flash photography allowed, and you can only bring your phone with you (they provide free lockers for storing your belongings) 5. Eat before you go as it is located outside the city and there are no food options available

#2024TravelReview It was my first time to experience "teamLab Planets" in Tokyo. It was really an eye-opener. How can the interaction between light and shadow art and physical sensation be so dreamy and interesting? The teamLab Planets exhibition hall is in Toyosu. You need to take the Yurikamome train to Toyosu Station. The exhibition hall is right outside the station and is very easy to find. However, tickets must be ordered online first, and you must choose a time slot and queue up 10 minutes in advance. Buying tickets on site does not guarantee a time slot! Toyosu teamLab Planes uses water as a medium for interactive experience. You need to take off your shoes when you enter the museum, and soon you will be stepping into the water, embarking on a magical journey. The entire exhibition hall is divided into four major art exhibition areas and two large gardens. With the concept of being immersed in the experience, the huge immersive works will change with the interaction of visitors, which is quite interesting. What impressed me most was the colorful fish swimming in the water. Although I knew it was a projection of light and shadow, it was so realistic that it would actually dodge when I tried to step on it! The schools of swimming fish are so beautiful to photograph, and with the magical music, it really seems like you are in another dimension. The whole experience will take at least 2-3 hours. #TokyoTravel #Toyosu #teamlabplanets

Tokyo's teamLab is a digital art exhibition full of creativity and technology, attracting countless visitors with its groundbreaking sensory experiences. The art installations in the exhibition break the traditional concept of art museums, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the artworks through elements such as light, color, sound, and touch, truly experiencing the charm of 'being there.' Whether it's the dreamy sea of flowers, the starry corridor, or the dynamic waterfall, every highlight is worth savoring. The artworks here are not static but change with the interaction of the audience, as if being in a boundless digital universe. It is especially suitable for travelers who love taking photos, as every corner is an Instagram-worthy spot. teamLab offers a journey of artistic exploration beyond reality, allowing people to fully immerse themselves in the infinite possibilities of creativity. **Recommended Reason**: teamLab allows the audience not only to see art but also to touch, feel, and participate in it, forming a unique experience. This kind of immersive exhibition is very popular among young people and is a must-see trendy art feast in Tokyo! ✨🌌

Finally got to visit teamLab’s Crystal universal in Tokyo to see the real deal! We do have a similar exhibition in Singapore at ArtScience Museum however it’s not as extensive as the one in Japan. The one in Singapore is a one human pathway. However the exhibition room in Tokyo is HUGE, with many photo opportunities and short walks without squeezing with others like the one in Singapore. The artwork is interactive and colours changes, it also represents the infinite galaxy. I like how spacious the room is and it really feels like the infinity. Because of the height and the mirrors. Remember to wear a pants because the floor is mirrored too!

If you can only see one exhibition in Tokyo, then I would not hesitate to recommend Teamlab Planets Tokyo in Shin Toyosu. Different from similar online beauty photo exhibitions, in addition to vision, hearing, smell, and touch are also amplified in this unique space. With excellent movement guidance and various small details, even if most of the themes are not Due to the time limit, people will not feel crowded or not able to stay long enough. The ticket price of nearly NT$1,000 is really worth it after watching the exhibition. Really, you must come and see it.

Toyosu, Tokyo 🐥 "A museum where you can enter the water and a garden that is integrated with flowers" consisting of four huge spaces and two gardens Enjoy the extraordinary space created by TeamLab♪ There are also many photogenic spots! You'll be putting your feet in the water, so it might be a good idea to wear clothes that go up to your knees! You can also get tickets on Trip.com, so please come and visit us at least once😊 Adults: 3,800 yen Junior and high school students: 2,300 yen Children: 1,300 yen 3 years and under: Free 📍 TeamLab Planets TOKYO DMM 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0061 #Domestic travel #Tokyo sightseeing #Tokyo #Recommended for dates #Recommended list #TeamLab

Today we have the opportunity to visit a magnificent digital museum in Tokyo. The interior is beautifully decorated. We can use all of our senses to blend in with this art. It is a show of colors and lights from modern computer technology. It is suitable for people who like taking pictures. And the journey is not difficult at all. You can take the train to get there. If anyone likes modern art, I recommend this place because it is really beautiful.

Enter a room of colourful floating spheres where every movement of a bump from visitors changes the colour. Some of the spheres can be moved around too! While the spheres are individual inflatables, the colours of the spheres actually change together. The colours of the spheres represent the different colours seen in the sky, for example sunrise, sunset and the different seasons in Japan such as autumn. Remember to hit the sphere lightly to not damage it. When I was there were still some with helium in it, however I noticed that there are some months where due to helium shortage your visit might not have those on the ceiling.

Be prepared to walk into water when visiting the teamLab planet exhibition that was featuring a Koi Pond while I was there. My photos are not blurred! It’s just the projection being diffused on the water. And it’s also interactive. As with all teamLab’s installation this is interactive and the koi will move away and turn into a flower when you are near them. Visitors will have to pass through this exhibition walking through the water (shorts are provided if needed). Some people may hate it but I love it, it’s so unique you have to experience it for yourself. #artshunting

Step into a garden of floating orchids at TeamLab Planet’s in Tokyo. The flowers goes up and down through a mechanical system, creating spaces for visitors to interact with the flowers as it goes up and down. Together with the reflection from the mirror on the floor, it gives an infinite feeling and space. The orchids are real and being taken care of by the museum. It is said that orchids are able to survive without soil as they were the “newest” flower species to come into earth and thus lost spots in the soil 😂. What you see in this space will always be different , learning to share the eco space with the flowers and other visitors.

#timetotravel This exhibition dissolves the boundaries between art, the self, and others, creating a world where we are all in this continuous space experiencing the beauty of life and art as one. This barefoot experience connects you with the art in a way that you have never felt before. The Moss Garden of Resonating Microcosms is also one that brings a very interesting concept to life. The Ovoids in the moss garden are reactive to the actual sunrise and sunset, the touch of a person, and even the wind blowing. They change colors and even make beautiful sounds depending on the external stimuli, with the tones and changes in color resonating to the other ovoids surrounding them. These ovoids can represent moss and how it responds to external stimuli, which helps make us consider the concept of what it means to be alive in this world of constant stimulus.

TeamLab Tokyo was one of the highlights of my Tokyo trip. The creativity of each exhibition blew my mind. Every single part of the exhibition was heavily interactive and immersive. It was truly an experience that was out of this world. From the infinity rooms filled with LED light curtains that fell from the ceiling to infinity rooms of real fresh flower curtains, the exhibition engaged our senses of sight, hearing, touch and even smell. The exhibition also required us to walk barefooted and on different textures. There was a room filled with memory foam that was extremely difficult to walk and there was a room filled with water up to our knees with interactive projections cast onto the water. If you're into creative and immersive experiences Teamlab Tokyo is a must-go! #tokyotrip

#wecreate teamLabs Planets is a museum where you walk through water, a garden where you become one with the flowers. There are. 4 large scale artwork and 2 gardens. Need to be barefooted to get into the museum. As we need to walk into the water. All personal belongings have to be place in the locker. Wear pants that can be rolled up to knee length to prevent it to get wet. Need to pre-book the tickets to avoid disappointment as is always sold out. Enjoy the artwork and have fun! #mytripvlog #tripblazers

If you miss this exhibition during your trip to Tokyo, you'll regret it 🎶 This was the first exhibition I had to go to since I thought I had to go to Tokyo 💦 After washing my feet in cool running water and passing through a space, a cool waterfall announced the start of the exhibition As I passed through the soft space, I felt like I was staggering like a child without realizing it 🌈 The composition that awakened my senses, such as light, scent, and texture, was so good It was an exhibition that was so satisfying as I expected, so it was so good that I went back twice It's already famous, so I'm 100% satisfied If you're planning a trip to Tokyo, You should definitely stop by! ⏰️ I made a reservation for 12:30, but on hot days like these, I think a reservation after 3:00 would be okay (There is a bit of a waiting time) 💐 Except for the fact that there were more people than expected at the last garden exhibition, it was a cool, clean, and nice exhibition💗 #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #TeamLab #TeamLabExhibition #TeamLabPlanet #TokyoTravelDestination #teamlab #overseastravel #JapanTravel #Japan

#teamlabplanetstokyo Unique place to spend time extraordinarily for people who are fed up with routine worklife. The smell, the view and the atmosphere there is difficult to explain with words. It is located in Odaiba, and easy to get there by bus, train or taxi. It is recommended to take Yurikamome monorail that is driverless train, one more wonder for even for adults.

TeamLabs planet Tokyo is one place in my memories. This place help me enjoy with art and each zone has different idea and design. Everyone must take out sock and shoe before entrance because they have mirror on the floor some area and you can feel nature art. Everyone will clean your feet by walk waterfall. First zone is LED which change color and format with relax music. Second zone is walk on river simulate with art light projection (knee high water). Third zone is night simulate with graphic. I saw a lot of people sleep on the floor and see it on ceiling. Garden zone is egg stainless design and have simulate garden on ground. Overall, I enjoy art here and wish I could have the opportunity to go to different places after this.#teamlabplanetstokyo #japan

The Teamlab experience is one that should not be missed if you find yourself in Tokyo! Situated on the Tokyo metro, this inexpensive attraction will leave you questioning what’s real and marvelling at how light and sound can be used to create an unforgettable attraction. A lot of the attractions are interactive and child friendly - especially at the end of the attraction where they can turn your drawing into a moving part of the exhibition. A must see if you find yourself in Tokyo!#urbanexplorer #2023travelwish #art_of_japan_

#tokyo If you are a photography enthusiast and like to capture photos indoors, do make a pre booking when you decide to visit Tokyo as this will make you really happy with the unique shots you can take. Teamlab Tokyo would be the place to visit as you can admire flowers, power of reflections and how light and motion would work to make a really nice photo shoot for all.

#tokyo Delight your senses and spend your time meaningfully at Teamlab. there are experiences for all which one can do, suitable especially for families and couple. Do check out the themed garden where you can not only take pictures but also be interative with real life orchid plants. Bring a change in attire or wear or rent shorts as you will get wet with the water experiences

One of the must-see attractions in Tokyo! It will definitely open your eyes! It combines many different elements to create an art exhibition that can give you different feelings! Definitely worth the price😍😍 This is different from ordinary exhibitions. First there is the experience of water, then it attracts your attention, and then there is the touch. Multiple experiences👏🏻worth coming😍 Wading into the beautiful light and shadow art👏🏻 Large scale, super gorgeous, brilliant colors👏🏻 Each time you lead to the next art space, you can create diverse and rich visual effects through image changes, music melody, or barefoot touch experience😍 #Tokyo #teamlab

Gardens are beautiful but they’re almost always inconveniently located on the ground, so we have to stoop and smell the flowers. The indoor garden at teamLab Planets (Tokyo) is entirely different. Consisting of a suspended arrangement of 2300 fresh flowers that rise and fall around visitors, this hanging paradise moves gracefully through space to meet our noses 🌺🌸🌼🌷🌹 Needless to say, I loved this installation the most 😍😍😍 but it was unfortunately the only one we were given a very limited time (of ~5 mins! 🥺) to linger around.

Teamlabs is an interactive museum that is fun for all ages. I would like anyone who comes to Tokyo to try visiting it at least once in their life. It is so much fun because each room gives you a different atmosphere. You can take pictures or just walk around (but it is a bit of a chill experience with an entrance fee). The management is very good. Even though it is crowded, no matter how many times you come, the admission is well managed. The inside is not crowded and there is enough space to take pictures or walk around all the time. It does not feel crowded at all. A recommendation is that there is a part where you have to soak in water that is almost knee-high. You should prepare your clothes. They have pants for those wearing skirts who are afraid of looking in the mirror on the floor and being naked. You can say that you are very prepared. #TravelAbroad #PopularTokyoArea #Tokyo #Japan

I would be lying if I said that I had very high expectations for this place, because my expectations were lower than the deepest core of the earth, basically non-existent. Thus, I was not expecting myself to enjoy myself like I actually did. When they first asked us to take off our shoes and socks, I was absolutely puzzled but did what they asked anyways. And all I can say about these exhibitions, is wow. They were so well-prepared and I could see the thought process behind every single one of them. My personal favourite was the endless mirrors reflecting a spool of lights seemingly hanging from the heavens, switching between different colours and patterns every few minutes, lying on the floor, watching as the lights transformed into something new for close to half an hour. It was extremely enjoyable, even if I wasn’t doing much. This is an amazing place that I recommend everyone to go at least once in their life, you would not regret it :)#mytripvlog #tripblazers

#2023travelwish #tripblazers A m a z i n g The first thought that came into mind when we entered the room filled with lights and mirrors. Is like being transported to another dimension. But before reaching this room, you need to climb the waterfalls in darkness and brave through the quicksand sponges room. Next you find yourself walking in a koi pond with fishes swimming and flowers blooming. The water is warm too. Another room filled with big changing colours bouncing balls. Another room where we lay down still and felt the world spinning around. There's another 2 gardens, the shining stones and the hanging flowers. All these exhibitions has no time limits, you can stay as long as you like except for the last hanging flowers garden when we go in and out in groups. Very interesting experience. Definitely memorable. Tips : Many mirrors all around, ladies avoid wearing skirts. You need to take off your shoes and places with water at knee high level. We brought our own shorts but you can borrow from them too. to be continued..

#Japan Attractions #Japan Travel #Tokyo #Tokyo Free Trip Toyosu teamLab Planets is believed to be your best place to go after lunch at Toyosu Market. It's about 10 minutes walk from Toyosu Market to the exhibition hall. If you don't want to walk, you can take one stop on the light rail, which is very convenient. Entrance to the exhibition hall is divided into time slots. You must be on time. Tickets are available on trip.com and I exchanged them with trip coins. So that usually have to post more posts, to play at any time do not spend money 🤭🤭 on the day of arrival at the inquiry counter than him scan the qr code and then wait next to, do not have to follow people in line, there is a special person to bring into the venue, really Super correct and super convenient. ☺️☺️ Because inside to remove shoes and ankle water, so if autumn and winter come it is best to wear easy to fold up long pants, spring and summer to wear shorts is the most appropriate. 😊The exhibition content is very rich, there are many photo spots, I will not go into details🤫 Leave some mystery to have surprises😉

The pinnacle of art, the Digital Art Museum, a new landmark in Tokyo. After spending 2 hours exploring the world of art, I can confidently say that this is the ultimate digital art, opening a new experience that is different from any museum I've ever been to. Going to Tokyo this time was also a new experience because we could be a part of this art. Walking from one room to another was filled with excitement and amazement every time.

"teamLab Planets TOKYO", Toyosu, Tokyo Address: teamLab Planets TOKYO, 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto, Tokyo Access: 1 minute walk from Shin Toyosu Station (Yurigu Line, Rinkai Line), 10 minutes walk from Toyosu Station (JR) Opening hours: 09:00-21:00 (Every day is a bit different, check before you go!) Admission: 2400-3200 yen for adults Features: Exhibitions and art galleries I go to a lot, but having an art gallery + exhibition where you can watch and play in the water is really the first time. Half of the pavilion has water components, there is projected on the water, you will see some colorful fish swimming around, very special! The pavilion with a lot of small lights on the mirror is a good place to take pictures, super beautiful photos taken out ps. The water has reached half of the calf, but remember to wear the right clothes to go😂 Otherwise, your pants/skirt will be wet #travel abroad #exhibitions where you can take beautiful photos #explore the secrets of the museum #popular exhibitions