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Toyosu⭐ 4.5(56,108 reviews)
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96/100
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7 min from Shin-toyosu Station
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Closed · Opens Wed 08:00
An immersive, barefoot digital art museum where visitors wade through water and walk among projected light installations that respond to movement.
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Total duration
4h 42m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
Finish
17:27
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A standout modern experience — the concierge recommends booking timed tickets well ahead, since sessions regularly sell out.
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Toyosu
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O Y Wong
2026-09-08
This experience was so much more amazing than I expected! I honestly had no idea what to expect, but it turned out to be such a magical and surreal experience. It engages so many of your senses — touch, sight, sound and movement — and makes you feel like you’ve stepped into another world. Some of the installations were so unexpected and fascinating that it genuinely felt like magic. ✨ Make sure you book your tickets well in advance! It’s incredibly popular, and tickets can sell out months ahead. We only booked an afternoon session, and unfortunately, it wasn’t nearly enough time to experience everything properly. I’d recommend allowing around 3–5 hours, and even longer if you’re visiting with children, as there’s so much for them to explore and enjoy. There’s also a restaurant inside, so you can have lunch there and make the most of your time without having to leave. A little practical tip: wear comfortable clothes and avoid skirts and long trousers, as some areas involve water and you may need to roll your clothes up. Flip-flops or sandals are a good idea, as you’ll be walking through water in some sections. Definitely one of the most unique and unforgettable experiences from our Tokyo trip. Highly recommended, especially for families with kids! ❤️
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3 reviews
Ella G.
2026-07-26
Genuinely unlike anything else — the water room was completely mesmerizing.
Ivan T.
2026-06-14
Book ahead, it sells out. Fully worth the trip out to Toyosu.
Sana R.
2026-05-01
One of the most memorable, immersive experiences we had in Tokyo.
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Annie Tan
2026-08-08
teamLab Planets is a creative and immersive museum with some beautifully designed experiences. The water section was particularly impressive, with a unique full-body immersive experience that we really enjoyed. Unfortunately, the transition to the Athletics Forest left a very sour taste. Before entering the water section, you need to remove your shoes and leave your belongings in a locker. You then have to retrieve everything before moving on to the second section. The worst part was having to queue for around 20 minutes in a dark, narrow and crowded locker area just to borrow suitable flat shoes for the Athletics Forest. One staff member was trying his best to find the right shoe sizes for everyone, but the whole process was extremely slow and poorly organised. It completely disrupted the immersive experience created by the first section. This could easily be improved by clearly advising visitors during the booking process to wear flat, enclosed shoes suitable for the Athletics Forest. Better signage and more staff to explain and manage the transition would also make a big difference. Overall, the exhibits themselves are creative and worth experiencing once, but the poor organisation significantly affected our visit. An okay experience overall, but unfortunately not one I would return for.
Nand Kishore Gajarajan
2026-06-19
An Absolute Masterpiece – A Must-Do in Tokyo! If you are visiting Tokyo, teamLab Planets is an absolute must-visit. It is not just an art exhibit; it is a fully immersive, multi-sensory journey that completely redefines what an art museum can be. From the moment you step inside and take off your shoes, you are transported into a different world. Walking barefoot through varying textures—including actual water—adds a physical layer to the experience that makes you feel deeply connected to the art. The Infinite Crystal Universe: Mind-blowing scale and light synchronization. It feels like standing in the center of a beautiful, endless galaxy. Walking knee-deep in warm water filled with digital koi fish that respond to your movements was incredibly peaceful and magical. Floating Flower Garden: A breathtaking room filled with thousands of live, fragrant orchids that rise and fall around you. It’s an sensory overload in the best way possible. Practical Tips for Visitors Dress code: Wear pants or shorts that can easily be rolled up above the knee. Wardrobe warning: Many rooms have mirrored floors, so if you wear a skirt or dress, opt for shorts underneath (though they do offer wrap-arounds at the entrance if needed). Booking: Book your tickets weeks in advance, as prime time slots sell out quickly! We booked ours 2 months before our scheduled date. Arrive 30 mins prior to the timed entry slot. Some things that aren't mentioned in the website - there are no water fountains inside. Water and food are very pricy. Carry water bottles and packed food if needed. Restrooms are avaliable at few spots. It is incredibly well-organized, clean, and transitions seamlessly from one stunning room to the next. Whether you are a photography lover, a tech enthusiast, or just looking for a unique cultural experience, this will easily be one of the highlights of your trip. For Dubai Aya World visitors, you might find this one same or below that experience in my opinion. 10/10 highly recommend!
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