Experiences / Culture
teamLab, early
朝一番のチームラボ あさいちばんのちーむらぼ
Art · Modern · With children · Book ahead · Rainy day
The digital art collective's museums are the most visited attractions in Tokyo and the most affected by crowds: the difference between the first slot of the day and mid-afternoon is the difference between a private dream and a queue. Book the opening slot at Planets (water, mirrors, barefoot) weeks ahead; wear trousers that roll up; go on a weekday.
- How to arrange it
- Online only, timed entry; the first two slots are the ones that matter.
- Price band
- ¥¥
- Allow
- 100 min
- Where
- Tsukiji & Toyosu
Where to book it
Roppongi & Azabu
teamLab Borderless (Azabudai Hills)
チームラボボーダレス（麻布台ヒルズ）
¥¥¥ · 150 min · English: yes
This is teamLab's own borderless digital-art museum, run directly by the studio rather than through a venue operator, occupying a purpose-built space at Azabudai Hills where rooms of projection-based art flow into one another without walls or a fixed route. It is the direct successor to the original Odaiba museum, redesigned by the same team for this site.
Tsukiji & Toyosu
teamLab Planets TOKYO
チームラボプラネッツ TOKYO
¥¥ · 90 min · English: yes
teamLab Planets is the art collective's own flagship Tokyo venue, built specifically for its water-based and garden installations rather than adapted from an existing gallery. Its official ticket store, with same-day time-slot management and multi-language support, is the correct place to book.
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