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teamLab Planets TOKYO

Museums ·Toyosu ·Closed
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teamLab Planets TOKYO is a digital art museum in Toyosu, Tokyo, where some artworks are walked barefoot through water.

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teamLab Planets TOKYO — Reflective silver sculptures rising from a moss-covered floor Sergiy Galyonkin · CC BY-SA 2.0 · edited
teamLab Planets TOKYO — Reflective silver sculptures rising from a moss-covered floorteamLab Planets TOKYO — Visitors crossing a broad floor of shifting colored lightteamLab Planets TOKYO — Visitors and their reflections among mirrored hanging lightsteamLab Planets TOKYO — Flowering plants and greenery reflected across mirrored surfacesteamLab Planets TOKYO — Purple lights cascading through a narrow mirrored roomteamLab Planets TOKYO — Blue lights radiating overhead like a star-filled canopyteamLab Planets TOKYO — Visitors beneath vertical blue and violet strands of lightteamLab Planets TOKYO — Dark corridor lined with glowing magenta floor lightsteamLab Planets TOKYO — Crowded view across the colorful illuminated floor installationteamLab Planets TOKYO — Visitors reflected beneath blue spheres in a mirrored roomteamLab Planets TOKYO — Illuminated red tower beside the teamLab Planets entrance

Why go

  • Body Immersive artworks, large works you walk into alongside other visitors.
  • The Forest area: Athletic Forest, Future Park and Catching and Collecting Forest, with over 20 new artworks.

Opening hours

Today08:00 – 22:00Show all
Monday08:00 – 22:00
Tuesday08:00 – 22:00
Wednesday08:00 – 22:00
Thursday08:00 – 22:00
Friday08:00 – 22:00
Saturday08:00 – 22:00
Sunday08:00 – 22:00

Don't miss

  • Orchid gardenOrchids fill one garden and rise and fall as visitors approach.In the Garden area, one of the two garden works. On the map
  • Moss gardenEgg-shaped sculptures that change with the time of day.In the Garden area, the other of the two garden works. On the map
  • Koi water artworkA water artwork with koi. In some areas the water reaches knee height, even for adults.On site. On the map
  • In the WaterAn artwork you walk through barefoot.On site, in the water areas. On the map

Know before you go

  • Open every day from 08:00 to 22:00.
  • Entry is booked in time slots at 30-minute intervals.
  • Advance and same-day passes can only be bought on the website. The Premium Pass is sold only through Klook.
  • Tickets from the official Ticket Store can be changed up to three times, until two hours before entry.
  • Your ticket time is your entry slot, not how long you may stay. Wait in line at the entrance for that time.
  • Re-entry is not allowed once you have left through the exit.
  • Eating, drinking and smoking are not allowed anywhere on site.
  • Personal belongings may not be taken into the artwork spaces. Free lockers are just past the entrance gate.
  • Water in some areas can reach knee height, even for adults. The water areas are for walking through, not for swimming.
  • Towels can be rented if your clothes get wet and you have no spare set.
  • Shorts can be rented free for the mirrored floors, in sizes XS to 6L.
  • Guests over 250 kg may be asked not to enter the mirrored-floor artworks.
  • Guests under a 40 cm inseam cannot take part in the koi-water artwork unless a guardian carries them.
  • The site has an area of strong flashing lights and a separate dark area.
  • The garden artwork cannot be viewed in typhoon-level winds or heavy rain. Light rain does not close it.
  • Photos and video are allowed inside, but flash is not. Tripods, monopods and selfie sticks of 30 cm or more are not allowed.

What's inside

  • Four areas now: Water, Garden, Forest and Open-Air.
  • Water: artworks walked through barefoot, such as Universe of Water Particles Falling from the Sky, created in 2020.
  • Garden: the flowering garden area, with two large garden artworks.
  • Open-Air: its outdoor space received a major renovation with the Forest area in 2025.

With kids

  • Children under 13 need an adult guardian aged 18 or over to be admitted.
  • One accompanying adult is needed for every three children, including children who enter free.
  • Keep hold of children's hands, since letting go can be dangerous.
  • Strollers must be left in the designated place before entering.
  • Visitors with infants may enter wearing a front baby carrier.
  • Diaper tables are in the museum bathrooms. A first aid room can be used for resting or breastfeeding.

Tours and audio guides

Guide app
Shows artwork concepts based on where you stand.

Interesting facts5

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  1. An art museum using digital technology, set up by teamLab and DMM.com.

    TeamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com - Wikipedia
  2. 0061 Toyosu

    Its address is 135-0061 Toyosu 6-1-16, Koto, Tokyo.

  3. The water in the artworks is treated with sodium hypochlorite, with chlorine kept at the standard level.

    [Official] teamLab Planets TOKYO, Toyosu
  4. 2023

    2,504,264 visitors between April 2023 and March 2024.

    TeamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com - Wikipedia

  5. It holds a Guinness World Record as the most visited museum by one art group.

    TeamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com - Wikipedia

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History

It moved to Shin-Toyosu in 2018 and reopened there in 2020, after a temporary closure for the coronavirus. Since then the site has grown in steps: a garden area in 2021, a new artwork in 2023 and the Forest area in 2025.

  1. 2016A show under this name opened in Odaiba.
  2. 2018Moved to Shin-Toyosu, where it opened with eight artworks across four large spaces.
  3. 2020Reopened after a temporary coronavirus closure, with limited visitor numbers.
  4. July 2, 2021The Garden area was added, bringing the site to nine evolving works in total.
  5. August 29, 2023The artwork Ephemeral Solidified Light opened to the public.
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  1. January 22, 2025The site grew 1.5 times with the new Forest area.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchairs Wheelchair users are asked to switch to the museum's own standard wheelchairs on entry, and there are a limited number.
  • Assistance dogs Assistance dogs must be left in a provided cage before entering the museum.

Sources: TeamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com - Wikipedia · [Official] teamLab Planets TOKYO, Toyosu · TeamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com - Wikipedia · checked 19 Oct 2026

Where
135-0061 Toyosu 6-1-16, Toyosu

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Questions and answers

How do I get to teamLab Planets TOKYO?

A paid shuttle bus began running from the Ginza area of Tokyo in 2024. The museum's address is 135-0061 Toyosu 6-1-16, Koto, Tokyo.

What are the opening hours of teamLab Planets TOKYO?

The museum is open every day from 08:00 to 22:00.

Do I need to book a ticket for teamLab Planets TOKYO?

Yes. Entry runs on timed slots spaced 30 minutes apart, and the official website is where advance and same-day passes are sold.

Can children visit teamLab Planets TOKYO?

Yes, with conditions. Children under 13 need a guardian aged 18 or over, and each adult covers up to three children, including those who enter free.

Do I have to take my shoes off at teamLab Planets TOKYO?

Only for artworks walked barefoot in water, where shoes and socks go into the lockers. The Garden and Forest areas can be visited with shoes on.

Can I take photos at teamLab Planets TOKYO?

Photos and video are allowed, but flash is not. Tripods, monopods and selfie sticks of 30 cm or more are not allowed.

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