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

At the end of March, I took a short trip to Tokyo, Japan. It was the season when cherry blossoms had just started to bloom, the city was lively, and the spaces each showed their own charm, leaving a lasting impression. 🗻 Fujiyoshida Honcho 2-chome, the street touching Mount Fuji The scene of Mount Fuji majestically rising behind the quiet shopping street was truly impressive. Perhaps because the weather was clear, it was vividly visible, and the scenery combined with the everyday life on the street was enough to feel the essence of Japan. 📸 Mount Fuji seen from Honcho Street 🌸 teamLab Planets — an immersive space like walking through flowers As soon as I entered the exhibition hall, a fantastic world of flowers unfolded before my eyes. The infinite garden of flowers reflected on the mirror floor was overwhelming beyond what photos could capture. It was a place where I lost track of time in the harmony created by flowers and light. 📸 The moment when the flowers and I became one 🌃 Roppongi Hills Observatory — Tokyo’s lights embroidered on the night sky As the sun set, I looked down at Tokyo’s night view all at once. The densely packed buildings and the endless lights, with Tokyo Tower quietly showing its presence. It’s the Tokyo night that needs no words. 📸 Tokyo’s night seen through the glass window 🌆 Shinjuku Kabukicho — Tokyo’s neon heart A street full of neon signs, lively people, and an exotic atmosphere. Kabukicho was more attractive at night than during the day. In front of buildings lined with signs like GG Poker and SHISHA BAR, I felt Tokyo’s energy with my whole body. 📸 The dazzling lights encountered in the heart of Shinjuku 🥩 Ribera Steakhouse — the sanctuary of pro wrestlers Ribera Steakhouse in Meguro, Tokyo. The walls full of photos and autographs of wrestlers, and thick steaks. It was a special meal from the atmosphere to the food. If you love meat, this is definitely a place I want to recommend. 📸 Exterior of Ribera Steakhouse

#asiabudgetchallenge teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM 😍😍😍 6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061 Japa This was really a wonderful experience. A super unique area with captivating visual, auditory, and olfactory interactive experiences everywhere. Highly recommend booking tickets in advance to experience all the amazing content. A major highlight of the trip to Japan! Definitely worth a visit, it was just fantastic here. The artistic style here is unique and pleasing to the eye, and the atmosphere, service, and everything is great. This was truly a unique and unforgettable experience! 👍👍👍👍

Shibuya Crossing—it’s as chaotic and cool as you’d imagine, with people flowing from every direction. Shibuya Sky — it was such a peaceful vibe compared to the usual Tokyo buzz. The city looked so fresh and calm from above, and the morning light gave everything a soft glow. Not too crowded, so I had time to really take in the 360° view. A perfect way to start the day—watching Tokyo slowly come alive from the top! Tokyo Tower—found a great spot nearby where you can get that postcard-perfect angle of the tower rising above the cityscape. TeamLab Planets —honestly, it felt like walking through a dream—interactive lights, mirrors, and water made it such a magical experience. #tokyospots

#summervacay 🛏️ Hotel: The KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku - 500m to 🚇 Tochomae Station - Room includes a bathtub, pajamas & amenities - Hotel bakery serves fresh, delicious bread ⚠️ Stay near 🚇 Shinjuku Station for convenience 👾 Akihabara - Anime & Manga Heaven - Anime Malls: Radio Kaikan, Mandarake, Lashinbang 🎮 GiGO Building 3 (ex-SEGA): Huge game center with UFO catchers & photo booths ‼️MUST Try: at-Home Maid Cafe 👑 - You’re treated as “Master” or “Princess” in a fun roleplay setting 🎟️ Full set (¥3,500): 🍱 Omurice | 🍰 Dessert | 🥤 Drink | 📸 Polaroid with maid | 🗂️ Photo holder ⚠️ No physical contact or personal photos with maids 🍭 Takeshita Street (Harajuku) - Trendy youth culture, fashion, and crepes! 📸 Purikura Nora: Fun photo booths with auto filters ⚠️ Built-in filters on photo booths (big eyes, pale skin, slim face) 🍓 Santa Monica Crepes: 100+ flavors 🍵 The Matcha Tokyo: - Organic matcha lattes, ice cream & tools ⛩️ Meiji Shrine (Yoyogi Park) 🎟️ Admission: FREE - Peaceful shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji & Empress Shōken - Connected to Yoyogi Park – a green escape from Tokyo’s buzz 📸 Iconic sake barrel wall — donated by brewers across Japan ⚠️ Weekend visits may include a glimpse of traditional Japanese weddings 🐬 Odaiba 🛍️ DiverCity Tokyo Plaza – home of the 19.7m life-size Gundam ⚠️ Gundam “transforms” daily at 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm 🌉 Rainbow Bridge: Stunning lit-up views at night 🚝 Ride the Yurikamome Line for panoramic views of the bay ✅ You can also walk across the bridge! 🪐 teamLab Planets TOKYO 🎟️ Admission: ¥3,814 - Multi-sensory digital art museum with immersive light, water & mirror installations ⚠️ Wear shorts/foldable pants – knee-deep waters ⚠️ Advance booking with time slot required ✅ Barefoot entry | Lockers provided | Mirror floors (avoid short skirts) 📸 Non-flash photos allowed — Insta-worthy guaranteed! 🚦Shinjuku + Kabukicho 🦍 Snap the Godzilla Head at Hotel Gracery’s terrace ⚠️Best angle: From Don Quijote Kabukicho (open 24/7) 🛍️ Explore endless underground malls & eats inside Shinjuku Station ⚠️ Huge station — allow extra time 🍜 Must Try: - Omoide Yokocho (smoky yakitori alley) - Golden Gai (tiny retro bars) ⚠️ Kabukicho gets lively at night — stay aware, but safe for tourists 🚶Shibuya 🚦 Cross the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection ⚠️Best view: Shibuya Scramble Square / MAGNET Rooftop 🐕 Hachiko Statue 🛍️ Shibuya 109: Youth fashion central 🛍️ Mega Don Quijote: Open 24/7 🍣 Try conveyor belt sushi ⚠️ Busiest in the evening — great for photos/videos 🌸 Sensoji Temple + Nakamise Dori (Asakusa) 🎟️ FREE | Temple open 6 AM – 5 PM Tokyo’s oldest temple with iconic Kaminarimon (giant red lantern) 🛍️ Nakamise Street: souvenirs, snacks & yukata 📸 Photo spots: Lantern gate, Nakamise, temple steps ✅ Best early morning or evening 💎 Ginza - Luxe Shopping & Food 🛍️ Ginza Six, 12F Uniqlo flagship #japan #japantrip #tokyo #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary

Day 1: TeamLab Planets – Odaiba – Sensoji 🚐 Morning: Tsukiji Outer Market 💡 Tip: Arrive before noon to avoid the biggest crowds! 🎨 Afternoon: TeamLab Planets 💡 Tip: Book tickets in advance! Slots fill up fast. 🌉 Midday: Odaiba ⛩️ Evening: Sensoji Temple Our final stop was Sensoji Temple. Day 2: Free & Easy – Ueno, Akihabara & Shibuya 🌳 Morning: Ueno – Took a relaxing walk in Ueno Park, then browsed street food and cheap shopping at Ameyoko Street. 🎮 Afternoon: Akihabara – Explored anime stores and Big Camera. 🌆 Evening: Shibuya – Walked through Shibuya Scramble Crossing, visited Shibuya Sky for the best city view, and ended the night with a smooth cup of Blue Bottle Coffee & a big bowl of Ichiran Ramen. My Tips for a Smooth Trip ✔ Chartered transport is totally worth it – Makes traveling easy, especially with a big group. ✔ Use Google Maps – Essential for navigating Tokyo’s trains on free & easy days. ✔ Wear comfy shoes – Seriously, Tokyo involves A LOT of walking. ✔ Bring cash – Tsukiji Market and smaller shops still prefer cash. ✔ Pack a power bank – You’ll need it for maps, photos, and coordinating with the group. #japantrip #familytripintokyo #tokyofreeandeasy #ueno #akihabara #tsukijimarket

TeamLab planet is one of the key attractions for travellers in Tokyo, Japan . The place is full of colourful projection and beautiful art works which can make you feel like you are a part of art 🖼️ Tips : * Go early to avoid the crowds * It’s bare foot experience in some section! Be ready to take off your shoes * Be prepare to get your feet wet 💦 It’s a must visit place if you are in tokyo. Whether you are an art lover or not , it will leave you in awe . #japan #travel #teamlab #teamlabplanets #thingstodo #myitinerary #tokyo #museums

Good evening 🌙 I'm MISA 🕊, an expert on fashionable spots ✨ This time, I'd like to introduce teamLab Planets, which has recently introduced a new area and is attracting a lot of attention ✍🏻✨ ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM 🌐✨ Located in Toyosu, Tokyo, teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM is known as a "museum where you can enter the water" created by the art collective teamLab. Visitors can step into the huge artwork space and gardens and enjoy an immersive experience where they become one with the art with their whole body. Recommended points 💡 ✅ An immersive experience that you can feel with your whole body 🌊👣 By walking barefoot in the water and fusing it with light, sound, and images, you can experience a full stimulation of your five senses. You can enjoy art that is constantly changing, with the presence of yourself and others influencing the artwork. ✅ Even more enriched with the introduction of new areas 🆕🌳From January 22, 2025, three new areas will be added: "Athletic Forest," "Catch and Collect Forest," and "Learn! Future Amusement Park," with a total of more than 20 new works unveiled. It is packed with creative physical experiences and educational elements, making it perfect for parent-child visits. ✅ Enjoy seasonal changes 🌸🌿The artworks show different expressions depending on the season and time of day, so you'll discover something new every time you visit. Don't miss the seasonal exhibits, especially in spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Information ℹ️ 📍 Address: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo🚆 Access: • 1 minute walk from Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome Line • 10 minutes walk from Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line⏰ Opening hours: 9:00-22:00 (last entry 1 hour before closing)💰 Admission fees: • Adults (18 years and over): from 3,600 yen • Junior high and high school students: from 2,700 yen • Children (4-12 years old): from 1,500 yen • Children 3 years old and under: Free • Discount for people with disabilities: from 1,800 yen *We recommend purchasing tickets in advance from the official website. Come visit teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM for a special experience where you can become one with art with your whole body. New sensations and surprises await you. ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ ╭━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━╮＼\ Where should we go this weekend? Solved💡✨/／Introducing places to visit from within Tokyo🌸╰━━━━━━━━ｖ━━━━━━━━╯ From the latest information to classic recommendations, just look and you'll know all about the latest spots!! ️ I post about places that will make you want to go on your days off✍️✨Follow me to get information on places to go👀❕🏷┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ #Hot spots in Japan #Domestic travel #Tokyo travel #Toyosu #Art #artmuseum #teamlab

🇯🇵 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.

After undergoing renovations for a while to update its content, "teamLab★Planets TOKYO" will reopen on January 22, 2025.✨ This time, the area has been expanded by 1.5 times, and more than 20 new pieces of content have been added.🤩 The renovations have further enhanced the experiential immersive spaces, including a space where you can enjoy moving your body and a space where you can capture and observe extinct animals using an app.‼️All of the photos posted are of the newly introduced Con Area.🖼️The main areas are the existing "Water" and "Garden," as well as the newly opened "Athletic Forest," "Catch and Collect Forest," and "Learn! Future Amusement Park," and the newly opened "Factory Store," which also doubles as an "Open-Air" shop.▪️Advice for Visiting▪︎As the area has expanded by 1.5 times this time, it will take quite a while to get around properly! If you plan to take photos and videos while you're there, you can probably spend two hours there. 🕒 If it's crowded, you'll have to wait in line to enjoy the content at Athletics Forest, which can take a while. 😓▪︎If you're going during this time, you'll be knee-deep in the water in the Water Area. 💧 It's best to wear pants or clothing that can be easily pulled up. 👖▪︎Heels are not allowed, but rental shoes are available, so don't worry. 👍▪︎You can even enjoy ramen at a restaurant that normally requires a reservation! Vegan miso ramen 🍜 is served until 8:30 PM, so if you want to eat it, make sure you get to the outside area by then. 💨▪︎Tickets are sold every 30 minutes, but even if you don't line up before the designated time, you can avoid the line as long as you go during the designated time, so give yourself plenty of time! ーーーThat's all! What do you think? Enjoy the newly renovated teamLab! ~~~~~~Information~~~~~📍teamLab★Planets TOKYO [Event Period] July 7, 2018 (Sat) – End of 2027 (January 22, 2025 (Wed) New Area Opens] [Location] 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo [Access] Short walk from Shin-Toyosu Station [Entry Hours] 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Last entry 1 hour before closing) [Ticket Prices (Tax Included)] Adults (18 years and older): ¥3,600 ~ Middle and high school students: ¥2,700 ~ Children (ages 4-12): ¥1,500 ~ Children 3 and under: Free Disability Discount: ¥1,800 ~ *Prices vary depending on the day, date, and time ~~ ...

#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

#japantrip A visit to teamLab Planets Tokyo is like stepping into another dimension—a world where art, technology, and imagination blend seamlessly to create an awe-inspiring sensory experience. Located in Toyosu, this interactive digital art museum is a must-visit for anyone seeking a unique and unforgettable adventure in Tokyo. Unlike traditional art museums, teamLab Planets invites you to become part of the artwork. As you wander through the installations barefoot, you'll find yourself immersed in breathtaking visuals, ethereal sounds, and ever-changing environments. The museum features multiple rooms, each offering a distinct experience. One of the most iconic installations is the "Infinite Crystal Universe," where dazzling LED lights mimic a galaxy of stars, responding to your movements and creating an ever-changing celestial spectacle. Another crowd favorite is the "Waterfall of Light Beads," where you wade through shallow water illuminated by dynamic patterns that shift with your presence. The "Floating Flower Garden" is equally mesmerizing, featuring a room filled with hanging orchids that rise and fall as you move, creating an illusion of walking through a dreamlike meadow. Meanwhile, the "Soft Black Hole" challenges your balance as you navigate through a space designed to alter your sense of gravity and physical perception. teamLab Planets is more than just an art exhibit—it's an emotional journey that invites reflection, connection, and playfulness. Each room offers a unique perspective on the interaction between humans, nature, and technology. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or groups, teamLab Planets Tokyo is an experience like no other. Be sure to book your tickets in advance, as this world-famous attraction often sells out. Whether you're a fan of art, technology, or simply looking for something extraordinary, this immersive museum promises to leave you in awe.

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! ✨🌌

Located in Toyosu, Tokyo, "teamLab Planets Tokyo" is a must-visit attraction for many people in Tokyo This teamLab is also known as the “Art Gallery that can be visited in the water”, allowing people to immerse themselves in the wonderland of digital art in the water, entering the museum must be barefoot, and it is different from other teamlabs. After the visit I personally found these three spaces the most special: ⭐️Endless crystal universe Works that are available in teamlab in Macau, create three-dimensional works by accumulating light points, and can interact with the mobile application to select different stars and project them. ⭐️ Carp dances with people It is a large pool of water that uses the reflection of light and shadow and mirrors to swim around like a koi, making everyone feel like they are in a fantasy world. However, it is very dark inside, more difficult to take pictures, plus the ground is a large pool of water, be careful of your phone or jewelry dropped🙈 ⭐️ Floating garden I think this is the most worthwhile space in the whole teamLab Planets Tokyo😍 At first, you have to climb into the space full of flowers, then the flowers will drift up, forming a garden surrounded by many flowers🌸 And this place is more light than other spaces, definitely suitable for taking pictures📸 Those who go to Tokyo can reserve 1-2 hours here, interact with your body and images, and feel the immersive art museum created by combining light and shadow technology🩵 📍teamLab Planets TOKYO Address: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo Opening hours: 10:00 - 20:00, 09:00 - 21:00 on weekends and public holidays (last admission is 1 hour before closing) Access: 3 minutes walk from Seagull Line “Shin Toyo Station” #August Good Places 2024 #Tokyo

#Indoor Good Places #100 Ways to Travel 🕰️Opening Hours: 9am to 10pm 📍Address: 5 minutes walk from Tokyo Metro Shintoyosu Station 💰Average consumption per person: HK 210 per person, discount for online booking 💞Reason for recommendation: New Toyosu team lab planet is the latest Tokyo attraction, the price is not expensive, you can see the rich and colorful lighting elements, the most special thing is to see a silver egg-shaped artwork all over the exhibition hall, quite special 🥰👍

TeamLab Planets in Toyoshu, Tokyo is one of the hottest Tokyo attractions right now! Simply put TeamLab is an image art gallery that immerses visitors in a mysterious art world in the world of light and image with the right amount of props! Having visited other TeamLab exhibitions before, the biggest difference this time is having to enter the exhibition area barefoot! From the moment I took off my shoes, I started looking forward to a different experience! At the beginning, there will be a foot washing process, then enter the tough bean bag area, whereupon you start to immerse yourself in the light and shadow art work! Frankly, there are not many works from Toyoshu TeamLab, a normal visit takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, and the most special is the barefoot experience! If you haven’t been to TeamLab, I recommend it! But if it seems like I went to TeamLab in Macau, it will feel like some of the exhibits overlap, and too many people to take pictures! Suggestion: Purchase tickets in advance on the online platform and enjoy the visit in shorts Address: 1−16 Toyosu 6-chome, Eto-ku, Tokyo 135-0061 Time: 09:00-22-00 #Tokyo Attractions #JapanTravel #Tokyo Travel

The first and second pictures are of the Floating Flower Garden💐⠀ ⠀ "The space is filled with flowers, but where people are, the flowers rise up, creating space. Therefore, people can walk around the mass filled with flowers in any direction they like."⠀ ⠀ That's what it said in the explanation, but⠀ it was an extremely slow rise and fall⠀ so it was difficult to walk around freely in the limited time!⠀ ⠀ I think children can do it because they're small☺️🌼⠀ Along with the staff's shout of "Go ahead!"⠀ the dads in charge of photography⠀ ran low and ran to the back, which was fun! ⠀ I didn't have time to check the results, so I ended up going around three times just to take as many photos as I could. ⠀ There were lots of other photo spots too, so it was fun! A cool indoor spot recommended for midsummer💫⠀ ⠀ ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝⠀ ⠀ 【TeamLab Planets】 ▷6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo ▷9:00-22:00 ▷Admission fee: 3,800 yen for adults *4,200 yen on weekends and holidays ⠀ ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝⠀ #TeamLab Planets⠀ #Toyosu #TokyoSightseeing #TokyoTrip #PhotogenicSpot #DateSpot #TokyoTrip

While I was in Tokyo I made sure to visit TeamLab Planets. I've been to a different TeamLab exhibition before, but this one was a whole new immersive experience! Here are some tips to ensure you have a smooth day～ 🎫 Book your ticket online in advance and make sure to arrive during your allocated time slot. Off peak tickets are 3800¥ and peak times are 4000¥. 🚇 Take the Yurakucho Line to Toyosu Station. From here you can transfer and ride one extra stop, or walk 15 minutes down the road. 👟 When you arrive, you take off your shoes and put them in a locker. You walk around barefoot for the entire experience, starting by walking up a waterfall and into a room full of knee high water. ✨ The whole experience is mesmerising and breathtaking. Each new room is a new adventure and you have no idea what to expect next. Some of the rooms are filled with different kind of lights to walk through, and others you can sit on the floor to watch flowers and butterflies moving around you. 💐 When you finish exploring the inside of the exhibition, walk outside to see the big silver eggs and also the big flower garden! The flowers move down and you can sit on the floor to fully immerse yourself. 📸 There are so many places to take photos in this place!! Almost every single room has opportunities for beautiful photos. Go with a friend, take pics of each other! 🤩 Team Lab Planets was overall a really fun, immersive experience. This is definitely one of the best places around the city for really cool photo opportunities! I had the best day! #japantrip #japan #tokyo #mytravelhacks #teamlab #teamlabtokyo #localguides

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.

#JapanTravel I'll introduce you to a place where you can take over 100 great photos during your trip to Tokyo🤗 ⭐️Location: Tokyo TeamLab Planet (6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061 Japan) 🍯Information: ✔️The exhibition is divided into Part 1 and Part 2, and Part 2 is the main one ㅎㅎ ✔️There are so many photo zones that it's great for taking great photos!! ✔️This is an exhibition you can see barefoot☺️ ✔️It's fun because it's a unique exhibition where you go into water✨

teamLab Planets TOKYO is a fascinating interactive art exhibition that will transport you to a world of imagination and creativity. Located in Toyosu, Tokyo, this unique attraction offers both inspiring art installations and a memorable sensory experience. Transportation: Getting to teamLab Planets TOKYO is easy. It can be easily reached by train. The nearest station is Toyosu Station, where the Yurakucho Line stops. It is a short walk from the station to the venue. Nearby Dining Options: After immersing yourself in the magical world of teamLab, you can explore the nearby area for delicious eating and drinking options. Toyosu Market, known for its fresh seafood, is the perfect place to indulge in the exquisite delicacies of sushi and sashimi. For those looking for a diverse taste experience, the area around Toyosu Station offers a wide range of local and international cuisine options. From cozy cafes to traditional Japanese restaurants, you will find something to satisfy your taste buds. Whether you are an art lover or just looking for an impressive experience, teamLab Planets TOKYO is a must-visit place to visit in Tokyo. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world full of creativity and wonder. Cr:@ebi_times DM us for credits or removal

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.