teamLab Planets TOKYO is an immersive digital art museum in Toyosu, Tokyo, where visitors go barefoot and wade through water to become part of the artworks β a 'body immersive' experience. Rooms of water, light, and flowers are rendered in real time by computer programs, so no scene is prerecorded or looped. It is extremely popular, so booking a timed slot in advance is effectively essential.
The knee-deep water room 'Drawing on the Water Surface Created by the Dance of Koi and People - Infinity,' where koi swim, react to visitors, and scatter into blossoms.
The 'Floating Flower Garden' filled with over 13,000 living orchids that rise and fall as you move beneath them.
'Infinite Crystal Universe,' a mirror-floored space of endlessly transforming lights that you can influence via a dedicated app.
Lie-down projection rooms such as 'Floating in the Falling Universe of Flowers,' with imagery wrapping walls and floor.
A major 2026 expansion added new zones such as Athletic Forest and Future Park, significantly increasing what there is to see (confirm latest).
Good to know
RulesPart of the visit is barefoot: you must remove and store shoes, socks, and tights in the lockers. Be ready to have wet feet and to dry them afterward.
MannersYou wade through water in some rooms, so wear shorts or trousers you can roll above the knee. Short skirts are discouraged because some floors are mirrored; free shorts can be borrowed if needed.
CautionTicket resale is prohibited and resold tickets are invalidated, so entry can be refused. Buy only through the official store (DMM), on-site machines, or convenience stores.
RulesEntry is by timed reservation and slots sell out fast, especially on weekends and holidays β advance booking is effectively required (official web tickets are changeable up to 2 hours before entry; confirm latest).
SafetyWater- and light-reactive rooms involve wet floors and dim spaces, so watch your footing and visibility. Take extra care with children and older visitors.
Practical info
Location: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo. Nearest station is Shin-Toyosu on the Yurikamome Line, about 1 minute on foot. Confirm opening hours and the adult fee (roughly from JPY 3,600, varying by day and peak season) on the official site when booking. Allow about 90-150 minutes.
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