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teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM

Tokyo / ToyosuMostly indoors · rain-friendlyAdvance tickets recommended
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Overview

Overview

An immersive museum by the art collective teamLab where you walk barefoot into the artworks. It's a series of vast spaces, including works you wade through water to experience, where your whole body becomes one with the art. It's scheduled to run until the end of 2027.

Address
teamLab Planets TOKYO, 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Closed
Irregular closures (in 2026, closed Thursday, Oct 1 and Thursday, Nov 5)
Time needed
1.5–2 hours (2–3 hours including waiting time)
Official website
https://www.teamlab.art/jp/e/planets/
Official website (English) ↗
Highlights

Highlights

Signature works include "Drawing on the Water Surface Created by the Dance of Koi and People - Infinity," where you wade knee-deep alongside schools of projected koi; "The Infinite Crystal Universe," filled with countless points of light; and "Floating in the Falling Universe of Flowers," where you lie back surrounded by flowers. The outdoor "Resonating Microcosms in the Moss Garden" and "Floating Flower Garden," with real floating flowers, are also popular.

Hours

Opening hours

Opening hours8:00–22:00

Last entry 1 hour before closing. Varies by season, so check the official site

Food & drink (Vegan Ramen UZU, etc.)10:30–21:30

Ticket holders only

Hours vary by day and season. Check the official website before you go.

Tickets

Prices & tickets

Adult (18+)Variable (from ¥4,200)

Dynamic pricing. Timed entry

Junior high and high school students¥2,800
Child (ages 4–12)¥1,500
Age 3 and underFree
Visitors with disabilitiesFrom ¥2,100
Premium Pass (age 4+)¥12,000

Prices include tax and may change. Check the official website before buying.

🎫 How to buy tickets
  • →The surest option is to buy a timed online ticket in advance from the official ticket store. Payment by credit card, PayPay, or UnionPay
  • →Your entry time is a guide for when to start lining up; at some times you may wait 30–60 minutes
  • →Entry times can be changed up to 2 hours before. No cancellations or refunds after purchase
  • →The QR ticket appears from midnight on the day of your visit
  • →Tickets are also sold through Lawson Ticket and Seven Ticket
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Tips

Tips for travelers

  • ✓You'll be barefoot, so wear clothes you can roll up above the knee
  • ✓Some floors are mirrored, so avoid skirts or borrow the free shorts
  • ✓Lockers are free, but it's safer to leave large luggage at your hotel
  • ✓To avoid crowds, go right at the 8:00 opening or in the evening
  • ✓Vegan Ramen UZU inside is only for ticket holders, so stop by before you leave
Access

Getting there

Nearest station
  • Shin-toyosu Station (Yurikamome)1 min walkFrom the North Exit
  • Shijo-mae Station (Yurikamome)5 min walk
  • Toyosu Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)10 min walkFrom Exit 7
From major stations & airports
  • Tokyo Station: Taxi (About 15 min)
  • Haneda Airport: Car (via the Shuto Expressway) (About 15 min)
Direct buses & boats
Paid shuttle bus from GINZA SIX
IC cards
Transit IC cards can be used on the Yurikamome and Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line
Getting back
  • Last entry is 1 hour before closing. Crowds ease in the evening
  • If driving, on weekdays you get 1 hour free at the LaLaport Toyosu parking lot by showing your ticket
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Crowds

Crowds & best time to go

Busy
Daytime on weekends, holidays, and long school breaks; days with higher prices
Quieter
Right after the 8:00 opening on weekdays, or later in the evening
Time needed
1.5–2 hours (2–3 hours including waiting time)
Weather

Weather & what to wear

Spring

The indoor works are the same year-round. The flower works in the outdoor area add a seasonal touch

Summer

Mostly indoors, so you can stay cool. The water works are experienced barefoot, so they're pleasant even in summer

Autumn

Comfortable weather makes it easy to combine with a stroll around Toyosu

Winter

Heated inside. Towels are provided after the water area

☂ Rainy days
The main works are indoors, making it a good rainy-day option. Outdoor (Open-Air) works such as the moss garden are affected by the weather
Heat
Air-conditioned inside. Only 1 minute on foot from Shin-toyosu Station, so there's little time outdoors
Cold
Warm inside. You'll be barefoot, so a spare pair of socks helps you stay warm on the way back
What to wear & bring
Pants you can roll up above the knee are handy. Some floors are mirrored, so be careful with skirts (free shorts rental, sizes XS–6L). Shoes and socks go in a locker
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Rules

Rules & what you can bring

  • !No re-entry. No refunds after entry
  • !No eating or drinking inside the museum (artwork areas)
  • !Photography allowed, but no flash. Commercial photography requires permission
  • !Children under 13 must be accompanied by a guardian aged 18 or over. Some works are off-limits to pregnant visitors for safety reasons
Facilities

Facilities & services

Lockers & luggage
Free lockers (23×34×37 cm). Large luggage such as suitcases is stored with a wire lock in an area outside the building
Payment
Tickets: credit cards (Visa/Master/JCB/Amex/Diners), PayPay, UnionPay. On site: cash, major credit cards, UnionPay
Strollers & wheelchairs
Strollers can't be taken inside (stroller parking outside the building).
Accessibility
Wheelchair users can enter with staff assistance. For the water works, you transfer to a dedicated wheelchair; some works have restrictions due to mirrored floors
Language support
Official ticket store available in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Thai
Food

Food

Must-try
Vegan ramen at Vegan Ramen UZU
Dietary needs
Vegan Ramen UZU is vegan-friendly.
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Hours, prices and access are based on official and other primary sources. They may change, so check the official website before you go.

Last checked: 2026-10-01

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