teamLab Planets TOKYO

An immersive digital art museum in Toyosu where you walk barefoot through dark spaces, water and mirrored rooms while huge interactive artworks react to your movement. It is designed as a “body-immersive” museum: you don’t just look at the art, you move inside it. Plan around 1.5—2 hours.

• Timed-entry ticket to teamLab Planets TOKYO for a chosen date and time slot.
• Access to multiple large-scale immersive rooms where you may walk through water, across soft surfaces and inside mirrored or projection-filled spaces.
• Entry to the outdoor “garden” zones when operating (e.g., spaces filled with plants or floating flowers).

• Adults, teens and older kids who are OK with dark spaces, mirrors, reflections and crowds.
• Not ideal for people who strongly dislike water on their legs, tight spaces, or highly sensory environments.
• Some areas may be challenging if you have mobility issues; the official guidance should be checked in advance for detailed accessibility information.

• Arrive at Toyosu and check in for your reserved time slot.
• Store shoes in a locker and go barefoot through the museum.
• Walk through shallow water in a dark space where projections respond to movement.
• Enter rooms with mirrored floors and walls, light objects, or digital flowers that change as people move.
• Follow the one-way route through each artwork until you reach the exit, with optional time in the outdoor garden area if open.

• Tickets / Price: dated, timed adult tickets generally start from around ¥4,000 as a baseline, with dynamic pricing that can be higher on busy dates or for certain categories. Children tickets are cheaper; under-3s are usually free.
• Operating hours: typically open from around 09:00 to 22:00, with last entry about 1 hour before closing. Exact hours depend on the date; always confirm on the official calendar.
• You will need to walk barefoot; some areas involve water up to about knee level for adults. Skirts and very loose clothing can be awkward due to mirrors and water; the venue recommends suitable clothing.
• Photography is allowed, but tripods, drones and commercial shoots are restricted.

• Address: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan (near Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome Line).
• Plan extra time for check-in, lockers and potential short queues to enter certain rooms.
• The experience is very photogenic, but it is also dark and reflective; watch your step and your phone.
• On peak days and evenings, it can feel busy inside; earlier slots or weekdays are often calmer.

Book a dated, timed ticket starting from around ¥4,000, show up in comfortable clothes, go barefoot through water and mirrored spaces, and let one of Tokyo’s most famous digital art museums swallow your senses for 1—2 hours.