teamLab Borderless Tokyo: TOP 10 Rooms
teamLab Borderless in Tokyo, known as the most immersive visual experience in Japan, is the world’s first permanent digital art museum. Located in Roppongi, it features standout exhibits like Crystal World, Forest of Lamps, and Floating Nest. Visitors can easily spend three hours immersed in its captivating, interactive digital environments.
- Why: Most unique & mesmerizing museum in Tokyo
- When: Daily @ 10am until 7pm
- Where: 1 Chome−2−4, Azabudai, Tokyo ヒルズ ガーデンプラザ B B1 (map)
- Book Now: teamLab Tokyo tickets just $25 USD
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The Mori Building Digital Art Museum, officially known as Epson teamLab Borderless, has become a standout destination in Roppongi, captivating both tourists and locals with its innovative and immersive art experience.
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1. Crystal World
A giant room filled with LEDs lights hanging down from the tall ceiling and surrounded by mirrors. Wait for the rain!
2. Forest of Lamps
Most popular art installation at Borderless, located on the second floor at the back on the museum.
3. Light Vortex
Perhaps the coolest room in the museum for its cool light show synchronized to music.
4. Universe of Water Particles
Room with the most descriptive name at Borderless, touch the Chinese characters on the walls for a little treat.
5. Black Waves
The most relaxing room at Borderless, lay down on giant beanbags while you take a little break by being mesmerized by the waves surrounding you.
6. Infinite Transparency
The most hidden room at Borderless, very hard to find, located in the far back behind a curtain where a ton of samurai and bunny holograms perform a Bon Odori dance.
Created by the visionary art collective teamLab, comprised of a dynamic team of artists, engineers, and CG animators, this museum embodies the essence of 'borderless' art. Renowned for its captivating digital environments, it serves as a paradise for Instagram enthusiasts and art aficionados, blending technology with artistic expression seamlessly.
7. Floating Nest
Most popular room with tourists in which you lay down in a giant nest while are surrounded by an interactive light journey. Lineups can be over 30 minutes, come early!
8. Sketch Aquarium
Located on the 3rd floor at the end of the Atheletic Forest, draw a sea creature and scan it to see it appear on the wall.
9. Musical Wall
Next to the Sketch Aquarium you can build your own tiny town for little people projections.
10. En Tea House
At the entrance of Athletic Forest you can enjoy a warm cup of tea in a very dark room while it blossoms all over you. Try the Yuzu tea!
The journey through the museum is akin to an adventurous exploration, absent of a conventional map. This design choice encourages visitors to discover and interact with the art in a more personal and exploratory manner. However, it may lead to missing out on hidden installations like Black Waves and Infinite Transparency, which are discreetly tucked away behind curtains. To assist visitors in uncovering these hidden sections, I've put together a guide using Google Maps, complete with GPS coordinates for each room.
The museum stands out for its high level of interactivity and constant evolution. The digital exhibits react to visitors' movements, creating a unique and personal experience with every visit. Guests are invited to touch and interact with the displays, which can activate a variety of enchanting effects, making each visit distinctive.
Spanning two floors, the museum is organized into five distinct spaces: Borderless World, Athletic Forest, Future Park, Forest of Lamps, and En Tea House, each offering a unique exploration of sensory experiences.
Due to its popularity, tickets for the Mori Building Digital Art Museum are quickly sold out. To ensure your visit to this pioneering digital art space, it's recommended to book your tickets in advance. Admission to teamLab Tokyo is priced at $25 USD per person, a fair price for an extraordinary and memorable experience.
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