Digital art museum in Tokyo
Tokyo · Toyosu and Azabudai · Timed tickets

teamLab Planets and Borderless

Two immersive digital art museums by the same collective: one you wade through barefoot, one you get lost in.

Planets from ¥3,600Borderless from ¥3,400Timed entryBook weeks ahead
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Overview

Two ways to get lost in light

teamLab Planets in Toyosu is a barefoot walk through installations: knee-deep water filled with projected koi, rooms of mirrors and light, and an orchid garden. Tickets start from ¥3,600; it was expanded in 2025.

teamLab Borderless reopened in 2024 beneath Azabudai Hills. It is a labyrinth where works drift from room to room and merge into one another. Tickets start from ¥3,400.

Both run on timed tickets. Book the first slot of the day, weeks ahead, for the emptiest rooms.

Borderless is ten minutes' walk from Tokyo Tower and near the free 33rd-floor sky lobby of Japan's tallest building.

The visit

Choosing and doing it

One, or both on different days.

  1. Choose

    Planets or Borderless

    Planets for sensation and water; Borderless for wandering and discovery.

  2. Book

    The first slot

    Reserve online weeks ahead; first entry is the quietest.

  3. Planets

    Shoes off, trousers up

    Lockers for shoes; the water reaches the knee.

  4. Borderless

    No map

    Follow the art and let yourself get lost.

  5. After

    Nearby

    From Planets, the fish market; from Borderless, Tokyo Tower and the sky lobby.

Mirrored floors at Planets: wear shorts or trousers that roll up, not skirts.
Practical notes

Before you go

Getting there

Planets: Shin-Toyosu on the Yurikamome. Borderless: Kamiyacho on the Hibiya line.

Tickets

Buy on the official site; prices vary by day and time.

What to bring

  • Roll-up trousers or shorts
  • A phone with space for photos
  • Your QR ticket
  • Socks to put back on

Accessibility

Planets involves wading; check access options before booking.

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Photo credits

Photographs from Wikimedia Commons and Pexels under their licences.

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