チームラボボーダレス

teamLab Borderless

teamLab Borderless, Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan by dconvertini CC SA

In Brief

Art Museum in Odaiba, Tokyo

10am - 6pm. Varies by season

3200

Allow 4 hours

No regular closing days

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チームラボボーダレス

Updated 12 June 2020

About teamLab Borderless

One of the best known digital art installations in Japan, teamLab Borderless covers 10,000 square meters. Hundreds of computers and projectors produce an interactive and immersive multi-sensory art experience.

The installation is incredibly popular, so tickets are best booked online in advance.

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