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teamLab Planets, Tokyo

Visitors walking barefoot across a dark hall of teamLab Planets with colourful light projections rippling across the floor
Photo: Sasa0403, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Ticket
Adults from ¥3,800, dynamic pricing
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Hours
8:00–22:00, last entry 21:00
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Time on site
A typical visit without queueing. In high season add 15–30 minutes.
1 h 30 min
With kids
Fine with kids
Concessions
Junior high and high school ¥2,800, ages 4–12 ¥1,500, under 3 free
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Running until
The end of 2027
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Note
Barefoot; knee-deep water; no re-entry
officialConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Getting there
Yurikamome to Shin-Toyosu — 1 minute; Yurakucho line to Toyosu — 10 minutes
Coordinates
35.64920, 139.78970YesGo MapGoogleApple

Key facts

2018opening year — 7 July
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End of 2027the museum will run until then
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Barefootyou go through every room without shoes
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Knee-deepwater in some rooms
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Gardena zone of living orchids and moss that changes after sunset
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¥3,800adult tickets start from this price
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3 timesyou can change your entry time, up to 2 hours before
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No refundson tickets once bought
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What is teamLab Planets?

teamLab Planets TOKYO is a museum of immersive digital art by the Japanese collective teamLab, in Toyosu on Tokyo Bay. It opened on 7 July 2018 and, according to its official site, will run until the end of 2027.

The idea is to dissolve the boundary between people and art: you walk through the rooms barefoot, in some the water rises to your knees with glowing fish and flowers drifting across it, and the projections react to your movement. There's also a garden of living orchids and moss that starts to glow after sunset.

How the museum works

Tickets are sold for a set entry time, with dynamic pricing — according to the official site, from ¥3,800 for adults, ¥2,800 for junior high and high school students and ¥1,500 for ages 4–12, with younger children free. A ¥12,000 Premium Pass gives priority entry with no set time. Tickets bought on the official site can have their time changed up to three times, up to two hours before entry.

The museum is open 8:00 to 22:00, with last entry an hour before closing. Inside are lockers, towels and a route through several rooms, followed by vegan ramen and a shop. A visit usually takes about 1.5–2 hours.

What to see

  • The water room with glowing fish, knee-deep.
  • The mirrored room of endless lights.
  • The orchid garden — flowers floating in the air.
  • The moss garden with glowing spheres after dark.
  • The soft room, where the floor gives way underfoot.
  • UZU vegan ramen after your visit.

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More tips

  1. Yurikamome — to Shin-Toyosu station, about 1 minute on foot.
  2. Yurakucho line — to Toyosu station, about 10 minutes on foot.
  3. From Shimbashi — Yurikamome, about 25 minutes.
  4. From Odaiba — the same Yurikamome, about 10–15 minutes.
  5. The Yurikamome can be packed — the official site suggests considering other routes too.

teamLab Planets or Borderless

teamLab Planetsyou are hereToyosuBarefoot, knee-deep waterUntil the end of 2027The water and garden
teamLab BorderlessAzabudai HillsRooms that flow into each otherPermanent museumHuge spaces

How long do you need?

Allow 1.5–2 hours for teamLab Planets. Morning slots are usually calmer, while after sunset the garden looks different — the artwork itself changes.

Toyosu Market and Odaiba are nearby, so it's easy to make a day of the bay. Get to the station early — at peak times the Yurikamome is full.

Is teamLab Planets worth it?

Yes: it's one of Tokyo's most unusual experiences — walking barefoot through water among glowing fish and flowers — and it works for children and adults alike.

The YesGo take: tickets aren't cheap, popular slots sell out, and rooms are crowded at weekends. Buy ahead on the official site, pick a weekday morning and dress so you can roll your trousers above the knee.

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How to do it right

  • Wear trousers that roll above the knee.
  • Book ahead — slots sell out.
  • Weekday mornings are calmer.
  • The garden glows after sunset.
  • Nearby: Odaiba.

Questions

How much is a teamLab Planets ticket?

Adults from ¥3,800, with dynamic pricing; students ¥2,800, ages 4–12 ¥1,500.

What are the opening hours?

8:00–22:00, last entry an hour before closing.

Until when is the museum open?

According to the official site, until the end of 2027.

What should I wear?

Shorts or trousers you can roll above the knee; you go barefoot throughout.

Can I get a refund?

No, but you can change the time up to three times, at least 2 hours before.

How do I get there?

Yurikamome to Shin-Toyosu — about a minute's walk.

How long do you need?

About 1.5–2 hours.

Is it good for children?

Yes, and under-3s go free.

Have you been? Was it worth your time?

1 — no, 5 — absolutely

Your vote counts towards the YesGo score.

Sources and fact-check

  • teamLab Planets official site (teamlab.art/e/planets) — running period, hours, prices, ticket rules, water and barefoot rules, access (checked 09.11.2026)
  • Travel guides — visit length, clothing tips (unofficial)
  • Wikidata Q97613610 — coordinates
  • YesGo general facts for Japan — transport
YesGo editorial team · facts checked 09.11.2026 ·
How we checkedThe run until the end of 2027, hours, prices (dynamic, adults from ¥3,800), ticket rules, knee-deep water and barefoot visiting are from the official site. Visit length and the tip about skirts and mirrored floors are from guides. Individual artworks are described in general terms, as the rooms change.

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