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teamLab Planets and teamLab Borderless are digital art museums in Tokyo run by the art collective teamLab. Planets is in Toyosu and Borderless is in Azabudai Hills.
Which one
Barefoot through water
teamLab Planets
¥3,800
Exploring without a map
teamLab Borderless
¥3,400
Prices shown by teamLab, timed entry for ages 18 and over; they vary by date. Junior high and high school age ¥2,800, ages 4 to 12 ¥1,500, 3 and under free.
Planets has works walked through barefoot in water and a garden of floating flowers. Borderless has about 70 works that move between rooms, with no map and no set route. A visit to either takes about two hours. Planets is scheduled to run until the end of 2027.
Ticket types
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Prices shown by teamLab, one adult. The Premium Pass includes priority entry. The Flexible Pass sets only the date, and holders join the entry line.
Tickets can’t be cancelled or refunded after purchase. Tickets bought on the official site can change date up to three times, until two hours before entry; tickets from elsewhere follow that seller’s terms. Re-entry isn’t allowed.
Last entry
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Official teamLab information. Planets is open 8:00 to 22:00 and Borderless 8:30 to 21:00, varying by date. Both close on occasional days.
Wading at Planets
Shoes and socks come off in the locker area at Planets. Water can reach an adult’s knees. Shorts are lent free of charge for the mirrored-floor areas, and anyone whose clothes get wet changes before moving to the next work. Lockers are free, and strollers are left outside at both museums.
Getting there
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Walking times from official teamLab information. Shin-Toyosu is on the Yurikamome, Toyosu on the Yurakucho Line, Kamiyacho on the Hibiya Line and Roppongi-itchome on the Namboku Line.
YurikamomeWalking direction
Sketch from OpenStreetMap coordinates and official teamLab information. Lines show direction only, not the actual footpath.
Walking direction
Sketch from OpenStreetMap coordinates and official teamLab information. Both stations connect by underground passage, with no need to go outside.