Floor-to-ceiling mirrors, synchronized lights, and ambient sound work together to create the sensation of standing inside a boundless, symmetrical galaxy.
The Infinite Crystal World is one of teamLab’s most iconic installations—a mirrored space where thousands of shimmering LED lights stretch endlessly in every direction. As the light patterns shift around you, you’re drawn into an illusion of infinite depth, suspended between reality and reflection.
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Floor-to-ceiling mirrors multiply the lights into an infinite geometric cosmos.
Yes, this installation is part of the main exhibit and included in all teamLab Planets tickets.
Infinite Crystal World is not interactive; it’s a pre-programmed light environment focused on visual immersion and reflection.
Visitors typically spend 3–5 minutes here, but you can stay longer to experience the full light cycle.
Yes, though children should be supervised due to the dark space and mirrored surfaces.
Absolutely—photography is encouraged, but flash and tripods are not allowed.
No, it’s a non-interactive space and does not use the app for participation.
Yes, the installation is fully accessible, though care is needed on mirrored floors.
It’s designed for smooth flow, allowing visitors to move through at their own pace without congestion.
