iteamLab Planets TOKYO is an immersive digital-art museum where visitors move barefoot through knee-deep water, mirrored infinity rooms, and living gardens saturated with projected light. Created by the art collective teamLab with DMM.com, it opened in 2018 and expanded by 1.5x in January 2025 with new Athletics Forest and Catching and Collecting Forest zones. There is no fixed exhibition circuit to view from a distance: the body becomes part of each borderless, constantly shifting artwork.

An interactive waterfall built from droplets that visitors draw and color themselves; each hand-drawn droplet joins the flow and mixes with everyone else's.

A moss garden of egg-shaped forms that shift through 61 solidified light colours, resonating with wind, rain, and the presence of visitors, glowing after sunset.

Countless projected water droplets flow down a sloped surface, behaving like liquid in a mass but scattering into individual balls when disturbed by visitors climbing the steps.

In the Athletics Forest zone, a field of spheres spins at high speed but stops as visitors approach, letting them jump between colour-popping orbs that release light particles.

Visitors draw lines and stamp shapes with a light pen to influence a miniature universe projected on the wall, where tiny animated people react to whatever is created.
6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan
Nearest station: Shin-toyosu Station (Yurikamome Line) and Toyosu Station (Tokyo Metro Yūrakuchō Line)
Show on mapHours vary by date under a timed-entry ticketing system (commonly around 9:00/10:00-20:00/22:00, last admission 60 minutes before closing); closed days are irregular. Always check the official ticket calendar for the exact hours and availability on your visit date.
From ¥3,600
Prices vary by date under timed-entry ticketing: adults typically JPY 3,600-4,200 (weekday/weekend), students (junior/senior high) JPY 2,800, children 4-12 JPY 1,500, under 3 free, disability discount from JPY 1,900-2,000. Premium Pass JPY 12,000.
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