Japan Tokyo teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM Entry Tickets

In January 2025 teamLab Planets TOKYO opened a major new wing containing over 20 new interactive artworks. The new additions include Athletics Forest, a colourful physical playground-style space with bouncing, jumping, and sliding elements; Future Park, focused on collaborative digital creation including drawing and music-making; and Catching and Collecting Extinct Forest, an educational digital nature experience. These spaces are included in the standard admission ticket.

teamLab Planets TOKYO is located at 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto Ward, Tokyo. The most convenient connection is Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome Line, approximately a 1-minute walk from the museum. Alternatively, Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line is approximately a 10-minute walk via Exit 7. The address is near the Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu shopping complex.

teamLab Planets TOKYO has specific closure dates in summer 2026: 11 June (Thursday), 9 July (Thursday), and 5 August (Wednesday). The museum is closed on these dates for maintenance. Always check the official closure calendar at the teamLab Planets website before booking to ensure your chosen date is available.

teamLab Planets in Toyosu features water-wading artworks requiring bare feet, follows a set route through seven defined spaces, and places emphasis on full physical immersion including wet environments. teamLab Borderless in Azabudai Hills is a borderless museum without a map where visitors explore freely with shoes on and artworks flow between spaces without defined boundaries. Both are extraordinary experiences but with distinctly different characters. TeamLab Planets is open until end of 2027.

Yes, teamLab Planets TOKYO is an outstanding experience for families. Children under 3 enter free. The new January 2025 wing featuring Athletics Forest and Future Park is specifically designed for younger visitors with bouncing, sliding, and creative digital drawing activities. Parents should be aware that the water artwork areas can be overwhelming for very young children, and the dim lighting throughout the museum requires supervision. Accessible routes are available for wheelchair users.

teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM is a full-body immersive digital art museum in Toyosu, Tokyo, created by art collective teamLab. Visitors enter barefoot and walk through seven massive artwork spaces, including a water-filled floor with projected koi carp, a garden of 13,000 suspended orchids, a squishy undulating floor, and spaces filled with infinite crystal light. The museum is open until the end of 2027.

Allow 90 minutes to 2 hours for a thorough visit covering all seven artwork spaces and the new wing. Visitors who wish to revisit favourite installations and fully absorb each space should allow 2.5 to 3 hours. Note that re-entry is not permitted once you have exited the museum so plan your time carefully. Photography is actively encouraged throughout all artwork spaces.

Yes. Shoes and socks must be removed before entering the museum as the artworks include areas with water on the floor. Lockers are provided at the entrance for shoes and personal belongings. Visitors are advised to wear shorts or a skirt rather than long trousers as water levels in the wading artworks can rise to knee height. Spare socks are available for purchase at the entrance if needed.