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teamLab Planets

チームラボプラネッツ ちーむらぼぷらねっつ

Barefoot through knee-deep water and infinite mirrors — the digital art museum that redefined the museum visit.

EssentialArt · Modern · Rainy day · With children · Photogenic · Book ahead

You leave your shoes at the entrance and walk, in the dark, through spaces that respond to you: a corridor of water that lights up with koi as you wade, a room of mirrors and hanging lights that go on forever, a garden of suspended orchids that rise as you approach, and a floor of moss and eggs. It is teamLab's most physical work, built as a temporary installation in 2018 and extended again and again because the queues never stopped. Ninety minutes is enough; wear trousers that roll to the knee.

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A hand-drawn sketch for orientation — each place links to an exact map.
Tip
Book the first slot of the day online, weeks ahead; the rooms are empty and the water is still.
Best time
First slot on a weekday.
Allow
100 min
Station
Shin-Toyosu (Yurikamome), 1 minute
Official site — hours, prices, closures
www.teamlab.art/e/planets · Map

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