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Feb 2026

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We visited teamLAB planets Tokyo as a family and had a great day. What a way to leave the outside world behind. Totally immersive experience!
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Jan 2026

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Our visit was wonderful. Short wait to get in, but very well organized. The locker area was easy too. In fact, instructions all along were clear - and we are American speaking. We were often wide mouthed as we entered many of the art installations! This interactive museum is a must do experience in Japan!
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Jan 2026

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#Headout gave me an amazing experience, with bundles for me and my family with astonishing prices. I will recommend 10/10.
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Jan 2026

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Smooth entry, beautiful photo opportunities, helpful and friendly staff. An absolutely amazing experience that I want to bring more friends and family to enjoy
Casey-Lee Smith
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Australia
Nov 2025

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Great Views from the observation Decks, and great location with shopping and food close by, we were the late November so a Christmas eatting experiance was set up in the4 close by mall, crowds are full on but the lines move fast. Team Labs is amazing ive never been to anything like it. worth every $$
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Dec 2025

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It was a wonderful day of magic and overwhelming happiness for me. I got ti share parts of my childhood with both my children. We know we are going back soon and cant wait till next time.
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Sep 2025

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Easy to get around Plenty of refreshment places All toilets were clean The staff were so friendly and helpfull The staff went out of the way to find things in the shops
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Nie

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Aug 2025

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Loved all the amazing designs and simple beauty- impossible to imagine how to make it real!!!! Blow off my mind away, great inspiration!

Top things to do in Tokyo

teamLab Planets, apart from being Tokyo’s most photogenic spot, is also a haven for the curious. Everything is interactive: touch transforms space, lanterns drift, and lights shift as you move. As you visit the exhibitions, subtle motion sensors activate, projecting kaleidoscopic lights across the surfaces. At this museum, you can enjoy creative renditions of natural and cosmic environments with seasonal additions like cherry blossoms. Read on to learn about your teamLab Planets ticket options, exhibits, and other attractions to visit.

What awaits you at teamLab Planets?

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Fusion of digital and analog elements
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Step into art you can feel

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.

Fusion of digital and analog elements

The collective’s interactive installations rely on digital innovations—such as projection mapping, sensors, and 3D modeling—yet maintain a tangible connection to nature and traditional art forms. For example, you’ll wander through maze-like dark rooms that lead out into open, light-flooded displays, hand-painted drawings and sculptures, and synchronized music.

An ever-evolving experience

teamLab Planets is ever-evolving, with fresh exhibits frequently popping up and existing artworks constantly refreshed.

Convergence of art and education

Participate in educational programs and workshops that delve into the intersections of art, technology, and the natural world. Engage with local artists and experts to learn about emerging trends and practices in the industry, enriching your visit with deeper insights.

Which teamLab Planets Tokyo tickets should you get?

Standard entry tickets

Recommended options:

Duration: Flexible

Best for: Those who want a flexible, immersive art experience with the option of skip-the-line tickets.

The standard entry ticket grants timed entry access to all exhibits within teamLab Planets Tokyo. Once inside, visitors can explore at their own pace. Upgrade to skip-the-line tickets, where you can bypass lines to visit the exhibits. The ticket includes:

  • Full access to all major immersive digital art installations, including the iconic Infinite Crystal Universe, Floating Flower Garden, and Water Area exhibits.
  • Small lockers for shoes, bags, and other personal items.
  • Note: Re-entry is not allowed, so make the most of your visit in one go. 

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Combo tickets

Duration: Flexible

Best for: Those who want to combine a popular Tokyo attraction with a visit to teamLab Planets.

Save big on your Tokyo trip with 3 combo options! Combo tickets are perfect for travelers looking to maximize value for money, convenience, and experience while exploring Tokyo.

  • Enjoy discounted pricing compared to buying individual tickets separately, ideal for budget-conscious travelers.
  • Skip the stress of multiple bookings. One purchase gives you access to two top Tokyo attractions.

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Price

3,800 JPY

3,800 JPY

Core theme

Body immersive – walk barefoot and interact physically with space

Borderless world – explore evolving and interconnected digital art

Timings

9 am to 10 pm

9 am to 9 pm

Location

Toyosu, Tokyo (5-min walk from Shin-Toyosu Station)

Azabudai Hills, Minato, Tokyo (near Roppongi-Itchome Station)

No. of exhibits

7 main exhibits + outdoor art

50 + artworks in interconnected spaces

Time needed to explore

60 to 90 mins

90 to 120 mins

Re-entry allowed?

No

No

Recommended for

Those seeking a quick, deeply immersive, sensory experience

Visitors who enjoy wandering, exploring, and discovering without time constraints

Footwear policy

Barefoot throughout for a sensory experience

Shoes can be worn throughout

Most popular exhibits

Infinite Crystal Universe, Floating Flower Garden, and Drawing on the Water Surface Created by the Dance of Ko

Forest of Resonating Lamps, Flowers and People, Crystal World, and En Tea House

Top 8 exhibits to see at teamLab Planets

The Infinite Crystal Universe

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.

Floating in the Falling Universe of Flowers

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.

Soft Black Hole - Your Body Becomes a Space that Influences Another Body

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.

Drawing on the Water Surface Created by the Dance of Koi and People - Infinity

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.

Floating Flower Garden: Flowers and I are of the Same Root, the Garden and I are One

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.

Multi Jumping Universe

Step onto a soft, shifting surface that sinks and warps with your weight. As you jump, stars are born beneath you – growing, moving, and eventually fading into stardust or collapsing into black holes, mimicking the life cycle of a star.

Sketch Umwelt World

Color an airplane, dolphin, hawk, or butterfly and watch it take flight through a digital world. As it moves, it responds to your touch, soaring faster or darting away. Use your smartphone to guide it and see the world from its eyes, where each creature reveals a different reality shaped by its way of sensing.

Waterfall of Light Particles at the Top of an Incline

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​

Plan your visit to teamLab Planets

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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.

Timings

teamLab Tokyo location: The address is 6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan. Find on maps

How to get there:

  • By train: Take the Yurikamome Line and get off at Shin-Toyosu Station. It's a simple and scenic 5-minute stroll from there.
  • By bus: Buses 05, 07, and 08 from Tokyo Station will get you there. Alight at the Toyosu Station and it's a short walk from there.
  • By car: From Central Tokyo, you'll want to head southeast on the Shuto Expressway towards Toyosu. Take Exit 9 onto Harumi-dori Avenue. Continue straight, then turn left onto Toyosu-dori Avenue. A few blocks down, you'll see the dazzling digital facade of teamLab Planets on your right.

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Getting there
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  • Lockers: Spacious lockers to store your belongings securely.
  • Clothing: Complimentary shorts are available for experiences involving water.
  • Babycare: Baby nursing rooms offer privacy and comfort for nursing parents.
  • Lounge: Resting areas are available for when you need to take a break and digest the artistic overload.
  • Restrooms: Clean restrooms are available throughout teamLab Planets for your convenience. 
  • Footwear: Shoe storage is available for visitors as some installations require barefoot exploration to fully experience the interactive flooring.
  • Language accessibility: The information points and exhibit details are available in multiple languages, including English, for non-Japanese speakers to enjoy a seamless visit.
  • Lost and found: In case you misplace something during your visit, there's a lost and found desk where you can check for your lost items.
Wheelchair accessibility
  • The entire facility is wheelchair accessible.
  • Wheelchair-friendly restrooms ensure everyone’s comfort.
  • Stroller-friendly pathways for families with young children are available.
  • Elevators are available for easy navigation between different levels.
  • Assistance dogs are allowed, ensuring visually impaired visitors don't miss out on the fun.
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  • teamLab Planets Café: Features light snacks and refreshments. Try their signature matcha latte!
  • Senkai Sushi (5-minute walk): Offers a variety of sushi options. The 'Omakase' course is a must-try.
  • Grill Manten-Boshi (8-minute walk): Famous for its delicious burgers and steaks.
  • T's TanTan (10-minute walk): A vegan paradise offering Japanese-style curry and ramen.
  • Yona Yona Beer Works (15-minute walk): Offers unique craft beers and delectable bar food.
Restaurants
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  • No shoes within the experience: Your teamLab Planets experience will have to be taken barefoot. Don't worry, it'll add to the immersive ambiance.
  • Pets: No pets are allowed inside, except assistance dogs.
  • Smoking: Smoking is strictly prohibited within the premises.
  • Alcohol: Alcohol consumption is not permitted.
  • Behavior: Do not touch or climb on the digital installations and be respectful of other visitors. It’s a shared experience.
  • Photography: While you're allowed to capture memories on camera, using flash and tripods is prohibited to preserve the immersive experience for everyone.
  • Food and Beverages: Keep your snacks and drinks in the locker as they're not allowed inside the exhibits.
  • Clothing: For water-based exhibits, please be prepared to wade in water up to your knees. Complimentary shorts are provided, but it's wise to wear something you wouldn't mind getting a bit wet!
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  • Wear comfortable clothing that can be easily rolled up for water-based exhibits.
  • Carry waterproof cases for your electronic devices.
  • It's best to visit during weekdays or off-peak hours to avoid crowds.
  • Allot at least 2-3 hours for a complete experience.
  • The environment is dimly lit. People with low vision may need assistance.
  • Download the teamLab app for a more interactive experience, unlocking special features in some installations.
  • Come with fully charged devices to  to capture the installations in their full glory. There are limited charging points within the premises.
Plan your visit

From teamLab to Tokyo’s best art spots

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.

Ghibli Museum

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.

Samurai Ninja Museum

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.

teamLab Borderless

At Borderless, 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, for instance, 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.

Mori Art Museum

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.

Frequently asked questions about teamLab Planets Tokyo tickets

Currently, standard entry, skip-the-line and various combo tickets (TOKYO SKYTREE, Joypolis, etc) are available.