TeamLab Planets TOKYO

I visited Teamlab Planets in Tokyo in 2019 and although the exhibition is still pretty similar apart from 2 new room additions, it was still worth re-visiting 3 years later. Tickets need to be pre-booked in advance. They were sold out for 3 weeks when we looked at buying tickets but we checked last minute and some people must have canceled their tickets as there were a few available the night before. So if they’re sold out during your dates I’d still recommend checking to see if there’s been any cancelations. Tickets cost 3800 yen / $38 and you are allocated a time slot to arrive. TeamLab Planets is an immersive experience. You start by taking your shoes off and leave your bag and belongings in a locker. You can carry your phone and a camera. You’ll get a wrist band with the key for your locker, which is free. You’ll then walk through water for the first room, you get provided with towels to dry your feet. Another room you’ll be in water mid calf height, so dress accordingly, clothing that you can roll up to your knees. Several of the rooms also have mirrored floors, so women will want to be cautious about wearing short skirts, however there are free shorts you can rent. #Tokyo

#tokyotrip TeamLab Planets Tokyo is an amazing experience to have an immersive art experience. There are spaces where you walk through water and interact with light displays, where you feel like you are floating with flowers while smelling floral bouquets, and see amazing mirrored reflections. Tickets here sell out quickly, so it is best to book your visit ahead of time. Women should also avoid wearing short skirts because of all the mirrored floors, but they do have rental shorts available. #japan #tokyo

Finally got to visit teamLab’s Crystal universal in Tokyo to see the real deal! We do have a similar exhibition in Singapore at ArtScience Museum however it’s not as extensive as the one in Japan. The one in Singapore is a one human pathway. However the exhibition room in Tokyo is HUGE, with many photo opportunities and short walks without squeezing with others like the one in Singapore. The artwork is interactive and colours changes, it also represents the infinite galaxy. I like how spacious the room is and it really feels like the infinity. Because of the height and the mirrors.

Be prepared to walk into water when visiting the teamLab planet exhibition that was featuring a Koi Pond while I was there. My photos are not blurred! It’s just the projection being diffused on the water. And it’s also interactive. As with all teamLab’s installation this is interactive and the koi will move away and turn into a flower when you are near them. Visitors will have to pass through this exhibition walking through the water (shorts are provided if needed). Some people may hate it but I love it, it’s so unique you have to experience it for yourself. #artshunting

Step into a garden of floating orchids at TeamLab Planet’s in Tokyo. The flowers goes up and down through a mechanical system, creating spaces for visitors to interact with the flowers as it goes up and down. Together with the reflection from the mirror on the floor, it gives an infinite feeling and space. The orchids are real and being taken care of by the museum. It is said that orchids are able to survive without soil as they were the “newest” flower species to come into earth and thus lost spots in the soil 😂. What you see in this space will always be different , learning to share the eco space with the flowers and other visitors.

#timetotravel This exhibition dissolves the boundaries between art, the self, and others, creating a world where we are all in this continuous space experiencing the beauty of life and art as one. This barefoot experience connects you with the art in a way that you have never felt before. The Moss Garden of Resonating Microcosms is also one that brings a very interesting concept to life. The Ovoids in the moss garden are reactive to the actual sunrise and sunset, the touch of a person, and even the wind blowing. They change colors and even make beautiful sounds depending on the external stimuli, with the tones and changes in color resonating to the other ovoids surrounding them. These ovoids can represent moss and how it responds to external stimuli, which helps make us consider the concept of what it means to be alive in this world of constant stimulus.

TeamLab Tokyo was one of the highlights of my Tokyo trip. The creativity of each exhibition blew my mind. Every single part of the exhibition was heavily interactive and immersive. It was truly an experience that was out of this world. From the infinity rooms filled with LED light curtains that fell from the ceiling to infinity rooms of real fresh flower curtains, the exhibition engaged our senses of sight, hearing, touch and even smell. The exhibition also required us to walk barefooted and on different textures. There was a room filled with memory foam that was extremely difficult to walk and there was a room filled with water up to our knees with interactive projections cast onto the water. If you're into creative and immersive experiences Teamlab Tokyo is a must-go! #tokyotrip

#wecreate teamLabs Planets is a museum where you walk through water, a garden where you become one with the flowers. There are. 4 large scale artwork and 2 gardens. Need to be barefooted to get into the museum. As we need to walk into the water. All personal belongings have to be place in the locker. Wear pants that can be rolled up to knee length to prevent it to get wet. Need to pre-book the tickets to avoid disappointment as is always sold out. Enjoy the artwork and have fun! #mytripvlog #tripblazers

I’d you’re heading to Tokyo then a trip to team lab planets is essential! head to Shin Toyosu station and it’s right at the bottom of the stairs so it’s easy to get to. But it’s very popular so book a ticket ahead for your designated time slot. We arrived on time for our slot but the queue was still pretty big, so arrive early if you can! The exhibitions are split into two sections, water and garden. You have to go barefoot for the duration but there are lockers for your shoes and slippers for the outdoor parts. The whole experience is incredible and I’d really recommend it but there are a few tips. > Get ready to go straight in, go to the toilet before you arrive and get your shoes into the first locker and head to the entrance. This gives you a head start against the crowds so you can have time alone in the exhibitions for photos > The passageways to get from each room are very narrow and dark so it’s not for anyone who is claustrophobic. > There are also some steep climbs and knee deep water in dark rooms so not for those easily scared! But other than that a really exciting exhibition for all the family #tokyotrip #tokyo #japan #art #exhibition

#teamlabplanetstokyo Unique place to spend time extraordinarily for people who are fed up with routine worklife. The smell, the view and the atmosphere there is difficult to explain with words. It is located in Odaiba, and easy to get there by bus, train or taxi. It is recommended to take Yurikamome monorail that is driverless train, one more wonder for even for adults.

@lovyeun takes us into a surreal floating garden adorned with blossoms. 💐 📍 Team Lab Planets, Tokyo Team Lab Planets is an immersive museum✨, where 4 artwork spaces and 2 exquisite gardens forge a captivating harmony between you, the art, and others. 🌿

TeamLabs planet Tokyo is one place in my memories. This place help me enjoy with art and each zone has different idea and design. Everyone must take out sock and shoe before entrance because they have mirror on the floor some area and you can feel nature art. Everyone will clean your feet by walk waterfall. First zone is LED which change color and format with relax music. Second zone is walk on river simulate with art light projection (knee high water). Third zone is night simulate with graphic. I saw a lot of people sleep on the floor and see it on ceiling. Garden zone is egg stainless design and have simulate garden on ground. Overall, I enjoy art here and wish I could have the opportunity to go to different places after this.#teamlabplanetstokyo #japan