teamLab Planets

Overview

teamLab Planets is a fully immersive, body-sensory digital art museum in Toyosu where visitors wade barefoot through water, walk through flower projections, and physically merge with the artworks.

Highlights

• Wading Installations: Visitors walk barefoot through knee-deep water filled with swimming digital koi fish that react to your movement.
• Infinity Mirror Rooms: Rooms filled with cascading flowers, floating crystals, and infinite reflections that dissolve the boundary between artwork and viewer.
• Physical Immersion: Unlike conventional museums, visitors physically enter, touch, and become part of every single installation.

History

Opened in 2018 as a temporary exhibition but became so phenomenally popular that it has been repeatedly extended. Created by teamLab, the Japanese digital art collective founded in 2001 by Toshiyuki Inoko.

Visitor Tips

• Clothing: Wear shorts or easily rollable pants — you will wade through water up to knee height. Lockers are provided.
• Book Early: Timed-entry tickets sell out days to weeks in advance. Book online immediately upon deciding to visit.
• Duration: 1.5–2 hours.