Visit TeamLab Planets Tokyo for an immersive experience surrounded by beautiful visuals. Get the chance to explore a world in which light, water, and color come together.
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Jul 7, 2018 · Experience immersive artworks that change with your presence and the seasons at teamLab Planets TOKYO. Walk through water, flowers, and light in four large-scale spaces and two gardens created by art collective teamLab.
Experience water, flowers, and light in a vast space created by art collective teamLab. Buy tickets online or at the venue and enjoy the immersive artworks that change with your presence and others.
Explore the captivating world of teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM, where digital art transcends boundaries. Immerse yourself in a realm where artwork dissolves, water surfaces come to life, and a unique sensory experience awaits.
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teamLab are Japan’s most high-profile collective of digital artists and creators; they’re a self-described “interdisciplinary group of ultratechnologists whose collaborative practice seeks to navigate the confluence of art, science, technology, design and the natural world.” The enigmatic group, which formed in 2001, is made up of creative speciali...
Planets is a highly tactile experience, with four exhibition spaces that host seven different, large-scale artworks—which teamLab calls “body-immersive” works. By “body-immersive”, they really do mean immersive: you’ll explore the museum barefoot, and at times while submerged up to the knees in water (you can stash your shoes and belongings in a fr...
Without giving too many of the surprises away, you can expect to be barefoot, and given that many of the displays feature water, you can expect to get a little wet! You’ll wander through maze-like dark rooms that lead out into open, light-flooded displays and synchronized music. Be sure to charge that phone, because the Instagramcontent opportuniti...
The digital art museum in Tokyo is understandably popular, so no matter what time of day you go, there will likely be a small crowd. However, the space is large enough that even when it’s busy, it never feels too crowded. Each ticket also has an admission time, to help keep movement flowing, and you might be able to go in early. The museum usually ...
A visit to Planets in Tokyo requires a little planning. Given you’ll be wading through water displays, be sure to wear shorts or pants that can easily roll up. If you are wearing a dress or skirt, be aware that some of the pieces also feature flood mirrors, so it might be best to pack something to wear under the skirt or dress to avoid flashing you...
The interior of Planets is a whopping 10,000 sqm, and it does require a bit of additional work, taking off shoes, drying your feet, posing for the perfect shot, etc. If you put aside around two hours, not including travel time to the museum, you’ll be able to fit everything in rather comfortably, with a little time to revisit your favorite displays...
Adult tickets: US$21.14*Estimate based on price JPY 3,200 (Rates updated daily)13-17 year-olds: US$13.21*Estimate based on price JPY 2,000 (Rates updated daily)4-12 year-olds: US$6.61*Estimate based on price JPY 1,000 (Rates updated daily)Disability discount ticket: US$10.57*Estimate based on price JPY 1,600 (Rates updated daily)The address is: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto Ward, Tokyo. teamLab Planets is right by Shin-Toyosu Station, on the Yurikamome Line. From Shinjuku Station, take the Shinjuku Line to Ichigaya Station, then switch to the Yurakucho Line train — you can get off at Toyosu Station, from there it’s a 10-minute walk; or catch the Yurikamome Line one stop over to Shin...
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Jul 7, 2018 · 東京・豊洲、チームラボプラネッツは、アートコレクティブ・チームラボによる4つの巨大な作品空間と、2つの庭園からなる「水に入るミュージアムと、花と一体化する庭園 」。. はだしとなって、他者と共に身体ごと巨大な作品に没入し、身体によって ...
TeamLab Planets in Tokyo is a mesmerizing digital art exhibition. The immersive installations and interactive exhibits create a surreal experience. From walking through a digital waterfall to wading in a pool of floating flowers, every moment is captivating. A perfect blend of technology, art, and imagination that will leave you awe-inspired.
Jun 1, 2016 · The international art collective teamLab opened teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM in Toyosu, Tokyo, in July 2018. Visitors explore the space barefoot, for an immersive experience. Since opening, the museum has welcomed many, including local and global celebrities, making it one of the city's hottest art spots.
