TeamLab Planets TOKYO

teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM is a Guinness World Record-certified museum that boasts the highest number of visitors worldwide as a single-art-group museum. Additionally, it has been twice selected as "Asia's Leading Tourist Attraction" at the World Travel Awards, known as the Oscars of the travel industry.

Inside the facility, you can experience walking barefoot through water and immersing your entire body in light and projections, creating a sensation of entering another world. With various works that blend art and technology - such as the "Athletic Forest" where you can play using your whole body, the "Catch and Collect Forest" where you search for and observe creatures, and the "Learn! Future Park" that nurtures children's creativity - visitors can develop sensitivity and curiosity while having fun. These attractions provide enjoyment for all ages, making it perfect for family outings.

· Popular, including being recognized by Guinness World Records

· Travel destinations that are beneficial for children

teamLab Planets is a "museum where you walk through water and a garden where you become one with flowers," consisting of four massive artwork spaces and two gardens created by the art collective teamLab. Visitors remove their shoes to fully immerse themselves in the enormous artworks alongside others. The artworks transform through physical interaction, blurring the boundaries between body and artwork. The pieces also change through others' movements, dissolving distinctions between artwork and viewers, creating continuity between bodies, artworks, and fellow participants.

△ Carp swim across the endlessly expansive water surface. When they collide with people, they scatter into blossoms.

△ The sculptures of light stretch infinitely into the distance.

△ A universe of life unfolds across the space, where flowers bloom in constant transformation throughout the year, changing with each passing moment.