teamLab Planets
teamLab Planets is an immersive digital art museum where visitors walk barefoot through water-filled rooms and mirrored spaces filled with projected, interactive light installations, designed to physically immerse the body in the artwork rather than simply viewing it from a distance. Some rooms involve wading through ankle-to-knee-deep water, so wearing appropriate clothing (shorts or rolled-up pants) is advisable, and towels are typically provided.
Given its popularity, advance timed-entry tickets are strongly recommended, as walk-up availability can be limited, especially on weekends and during peak tourist seasons.
teamLab Planets FAQs
Yes, advance timed-entry tickets are strongly recommended, as the museum limits visitor numbers per time slot and can sell out, especially on weekends.
Yes, several rooms involve wading through ankle-to-knee-deep water; wearing shorts or rolling up pants is advisable, and towels are typically provided on site.
It's designed for physical immersion rather than passive viewing — visitors walk through, interact with, and are surrounded by the light and water installations rather than observing static artworks from a distance.
About 20-25 minutes by Yurikamome line or subway/bus combination to the Toyosu area.
About 1.5-2 hours to go through the full installation sequence.
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