Amazing experience and a crowd pleaser. Despite the huge line to get in it wasn t too crowded on a weekday morning and the exhibits were breathtaking. Highly recommend going early. Waits were not long at all (the exception being the floating nest - 1hr wait).
Very immersive -you can seem a bit rushed thru the popular lantern forest - esp after a queue
Fantastic digital art exhibit. Lots of different rooms with different effects still can't believe we spent almost 6 hours. My advice is to do the main attractions early before the lines get long. The latern room and the LED lights were More
Words cannot describe how cool this place is. A surreal journey through light and sound, shadow and light interplay to form a dream-like theater of abstract forms using familiar shapes. The line is long, but it moves fast. The pictures and videos online do the firsthand experience little justice, must go if you are in Tokyo!
I can't expressed my feeling. The first things in my thought was "how should I start?"
This one is extremely great and wonderful and worth all the penny spent. I recommend everyone to come and enjoy.
Wow, definitely one of the coolest things we saw in Tokyo. Go early to avoid the line and plan to stay awhile - such a fun place to explore!
It can get a little crowded and you'll have to wait for 30-50 mins to enter a room for 2 mins, but overall a very impressive place and definetly worth the experience
I would rate this place 3.5 stars. It is nice to see but taking pictures is challenging if you use mobile phones like me. Mostly can capture the display but not so with people. Coz it's dark. Some part you may queue for half an hour, but for just a 5 mins photo taking at the display. Don't go on weekend! Crowded. There are lockets to put your bag so you can walk around comfortably. Nice for a one time experience but not so for revisiting.
If you are looking for some place fun to visit, this is it. A total great experience. You dont want to leave. Ichiban
Worth visiting. Spare your time here at least 3-4 hours and avoid the weekend. Enjoy!
It has a ton of mind blowing exhibits and extremely well done, technically incredible setups. Loved it and spent the whole day. Ton of great things for all ages. There are physically activity involved sets too.
Amazing place. It far exceeded my expectations. This place is a huge maze with plenty to discover. A lot of amazing experiences to be had here. It can get very very crowded so decided on your visit time and give yourself plenty of time to explore. We spent over 3 hours inside.
Great art exhibit! Very Insta Facey Snappy friendly!
Truly an amazing intersection of art and tech. Best enjoyed if it isn't teeming with people. Avoid the crowds, go on a weekday morning. Oh and wear comfortable shoes; you're gonna be doing a lot of walking.
What a stunning place! I've been to the Art museum in Singapore which was amazing, but the one in Odaiba Tokyo is just more unique and alot better in my opinion. Really loved having a stroll in this colorful space with my family. Was lots of fun!
Very cool experience. Book your ticket in advance and try to go as early as possible.
make sure you buy the tickets online.
they are not accepting walk ins.
you will be amazed with everything here!! spent more than 3hrs and it was worth it!
A magical place, try to come in less busy hours to avoid long lines to get into the rooms. Very good for children too.
CHILDREN UNFRIENDLY - Trolley for our 8months (9kg) daughter was not allowed inside. When we bought tikets online that was not adviced. During the visit there were 3 queues (each one of 20minutes) and there were no seats so one of us could wait with the baby while the other was doing the queue. I tried to sit on the floor and a staff member came to tell me that was not . I explained her and her superior that 20minutes holding the baby besides the rest of the visit would hurt my back, they told me if I wanted to get in I should wait each line holding my 9kg baby the whole time. So I couldn't visit the whole museum though I payed for it. Every other place we have been in Japan we have received help for these kind of things (even having the trolley). We wont recommend this museum as that was not well managed by the teamlab borderless staff. They should have cared about it. I payed for things I couldn t visit cause I choosed my health over it.
Incredible gallery full of captivating digital art. Quite possible to lose yourself for hours inside this exhibit. Walking distance to other attractions such as an Edo-period themed Onsen and the multi level gaming placing Joypolis; a day trip to this area is guaranteed to entertain.
Amazing experience, interactive light show is great. Stayed there for ages as there is so much to do. Suggest getting there really early as there can be a long wait.
If you like moving art then this place is for you taking pictures is allowed but no flashes and to tell you sometimes the pictures dont turn out nice because its to dark inside the only place there that you can get better pictures is the one with the lantern hanging because the place is a little bit lighted
Beautiful colors, many rooms with many things you can see, I love how you never get bored because there's always a different show when you come back again to the same rooms, when you go to the entrance you do wait 30 minutes or so but you can wait and it's worth it, this place is definitely good for families and couples.
If you love light shows, you will love this light museum. It s walkable from the fundamentals statue in Odaiba. It has a lot of different rooms with different lighting set up. Some exhibits are also interactive. There are couple of rooms you may need to line up for, depending on the time you here.
Complete sensory overload! Be sure to wear comfy shoes.
After visiting teamlab borderless, I want to buy an EPSON projector!
The interactive art is awesome.
The visual, the music and the light are outstanding.
It was crowded so I didn t get to experience every section to the fullest.
Was one of the most amazing experiences of my life,!
What a life-changing experience this place was! Make a point of going here, it was AMAZING. Worth the wait to get in!
Amazing exhibition. This is something you don't want to miss while in Tokyo.
A must see if you want a great audio and visual experience, some fairly long ques for some of the exhibits so I would try get there early. Kids seemed to enjoy it aswell so something for everyone. I would allow min 2 hours to see this.
AMAZING experience, I'm not personally into arts and museums that much, but this is very peculiar in beautiful ways, can easily spend a whole day in there specially if it's raining.
Crazy! Fantastic exhibition with insane setups (lights, projectors, etc). Had to queue up for 1 hour but was totally worth it. We stayed more than 3 hours there!
A-maze-ing! Be prepared to take your breath away. It was so beautiful. It was most popular that the wait could take an hour for specific displays. Take your time to absorb the beauty and splendour of mirrors and lights. Excellent. It was majestic.
Great use of visual effects. Could not recommend enough.
This is a 'must do' in Tokyo. We spent 5 hours there and were never bored, it was brilliant. Go early to avoid queues. Definitely take the kids
Unique experience. Ticket price is a little higher but worth it.
Honestly, I expected a better experience. A very creative space which you need to try to understand how you can interact with to fully enjoy( you can make butterflies that enter the exhibit by standing still in the butterfly room!) . Sadly, the line was very long and to enjoy some parts of it, like the forest of lamps, was a long wait just to spend 5 minutes in the room. Hard to take photos as everyone is and are literally in your way every space you turn (which is a testament to its popularity). Worth the visit but please keep your patience handy.
Fascinated and interesting place but too crowded and too many queueing.
Beautiful, but expensive and busy. It's well worth the trip.
Unique and immersive. Worth the travel out of Tokyo!
That place is extraordinary. I have never seen an exhibition like this. Four floors of wonder. Digital art and light display that takes you into another dimension.
One of my favourite experiences in Tokyo, well worth the ticket price.
We went on Friday evening 6-8:30pm and it was quite busy, given it s after working hours. The exhibition was quite spacious so plenty of space to walk and enjoy for hours, however could be pretty hard to get pictures without anyone else in the frame. We had a great time regardless as the visions, the music and the ambience was spectacular!
Remember to wear snickers as there is quite a lot of walking around and the upper room has uneven floors. They do allow free rentals of sneakers. A kid-focuses zone is also included, where kids jump on trampoline, draw pictures of lizards and butterflies which then get scanned and appear on the floor! It was magical.
Super recommend - do come on a weekday before 5pm for a fuller experience if you can!
Amazing experience! Be ready for the long lineup to get in and also for the lamp room. Overall it was definitely worth it.
An amazing experience. Well worth the wait: an incredibly ambitious and each new art exhibition. Digital not for the sake of being modern but really using and creating a new medium and a new art form. It's big and it's rich. Quite amazing and super kid friendly as well - incredibly rare for an art show
Make sure you go into the tea house, on a hot day the green tea ice cream is well worth it.
It was beautiful but, there were too many poeple to really enjoy it right.
It's super fun and interesting! You'll walk with y our mouth and eyes wide open because of the fascinating artwork. And don't forget your camera!
People lined up in the rain and the service attitude was very poor.
Incredible place that everyone who goes to Tokyo should visit. You'll be completely blown away by the magnificence of everything you'll see. Breathtaking.
Probably one of my favorite museum's I've ever been to. Incredible and surreal experience. Absolutely 100% recommended.
Really incredible experience. Kinda reminded me of Mew Wolf in Santa Fe New Mexico. Not your average museum, it is an experience you don't want to miss. Make sure you have plenty of time and comfortabl shoes. We were there for a couple hours and wish we had more time to explore. It is also Kid friendly.
Perhaps one of the most beautiful art exhibits I've ever seen. A must view if you love art or technology.
The place is very busy even on weekdays because of the tourists. They make up about 80% of the atendees. Once you stand in the main line you will go up and queue up again and again. The hanging lamp room queue took about 30 minutes.
This would have to be my favourite museum/exhibition of all time. I really could have spent all day there and it's truly a wondrous experience. I'd definitely say to set aside a day to check this out with some other surrounding attractions in Odaiba but as a reference I spent a good four hours in there. Definitely want to go back.
Came here after visiting teamLab Planets and I was not disappointed. I m giving it one less star because it was too crowded, and there were some queues that just weren t worth the wait. Also, because there wasn t one linear path like Planets, it didn t feel as immersive.
Apart from being crowded the experience here was amazing. Nothing like it, the experience is one of a kind and definitely worth the cost!
Pretty cool! Though there are a lot of people which is kind of annoying.
A must see when your in Tokyo. The exhibits are amazing it's a very unique experience. The 'borderless'experience is really interesting but you start to feel a bit lost not knowing how to ensure you are experiencing everything before leaving.
Well worth the visit especially when with kids. Arrive early. Expect lines in many exhibits later in the day.
Amazing experience, but all the photography and videography detract from it a fair bit. Go super early or late to avoid the crowds. There are lineups inside and out!
TeamLabs borderless only cares about selling tickets to thousands of people with no caps or sell outs and had a ZERO refund policy forcing customers to wait in a 5 hour line outside or waste their $30+ much better less crowded at TeamLabs Planets.
Don't be fooled by the professionally taken pictures.
+ The place is enjoyable as long as you allow yourself to be entertained by the lights, just become a kid again.
- Gets crowded. Book tickets beforehand and try to reserve a few hours to enjoy everything as queues can get long. Best to go during the off-season.
Amazing museum. The sketch to digital art concept is THE BEST. In the athletic forest section, near the corner of the hills, there are people drawing on tables. You can color in a bird, reptile, or insect, and you bring it to be scanned. Your creation will be in the ecosystem that you see on the ground!! There's also a lily digital art place that is gorgeous.
A bit overrated but worth seeing if you want things to do. Too expensive for what it is. Super busy
Awesome experience. The line is long but it is faster than it looks.
I didn t hate the place. I hate that google said it was open and it is closed the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. Please update the hours!! Please don t make the same mistake we did!!
This is worth the entrance fee. The visuals are breathtaking and simply looking at pictures is not the same. They rush you in some areas like the hanging light room, but you can honestly spend hours getting lost in here (I spent over half a day here).
Nice display and can be great except they kicked us out before we can see the colors and enjoy the full beauty. We were there the lamps were all one dull color so we did not even take one pic and after few minutes they clicked us out. For the money I paid going to this place I would expect more.
Absolutely stunning. You could spend hours in here and never see the same thing twice. FYI, there are bathrooms and vending machines with water inside. Best art installation I've ever seen, and the interactivity is mind blowing
Once in the life time to see, great experience for everyone.
The cheaper 6pm tickets are pretty intense. There's a lot of people and its a bit overwhelming.
The exhibits are amazing, but a bit disorienting. Deffinately a good place to visit, but maybe go really early and hit all the major exhibits first. Otherwise, lots of waiting in line x)
Absolute must see! The best installation by teamLab so far, a magical world of lights, shadows, sounds and space. Plan 3-4hrs as it s huge.
Amazing..even though we must wait quite long to enter the teamLab..but its worth waiting for..the admission is JPY 6.000..its also worth every penny..their best show i think the lantern show
We came really early and appreciated that! Great place, but totally different with not that many people
This place is beyond amazing. Must go place when visiting japan
Good for a family 1/2 day trip in Tokyo. My youngest child who is 7 had fun in the athletics area. Don t expect a full immersive experience; the spaces are cleverly made to seem larger with lots of mirrors. In most areas the ideas are replicated with different lights / objects.
Pretty awesome place. The art is amazing and interactive. Be prepared... It's a major tourist attraction, therefore, very crowded. You can easily spend an entire day there if you're up for it. There are that many areas to play around in and the lines are that long. Worth going though.
Once you exit the train station, turn to the left and stay to the right. You will walk through the 'car' showplace. On the other side is the entrance to Borderless. If possible, it's best to buy your ticket ahead of time. If not, you'll be in a line to buy tickets before to start on the line to enter. Most, if not all, staff speak English.
Overall definitely worth it!
Blow minds, so creative!! I wanna realeted merch, but don't see anything, so sad about it. Please do tshirts, bags, magnetos...
One of the coolest, mind blowing, exhibitions I have ever been for the longest time - teamLab Borderless. Highly recommended, totally a "must see"!
Also in the same area, you can see a full sized Gundam, besides a reduced size Statue of Liberty, besides an oversized Ferris Wheel. "Only in Japan!" #art #modernart
Definitely worth a visit just make sure you have plenty of time to really enjoy it. Oh and definitely book tickets online in advance.
Magical experience! It's a huge space and you will keep walking so go with comfortable shoes. We lined up about one hour to go in (and it was a rainy Monday afternoon!)and lockers will full so had to bring all our stuff. You should probably keep your big things in other lockers around Odaiba.
You can eat and drink inside in the rest areas, so only take something to drink and a portable phone charger with you.
There is no map and it's a big labirynth, we took the old "always go right" method and kept exploring as we went.
The lantern room is worth the queue even if you're only there for 2 mins, rush to a quiet corner and take tons of pics!
It's supposed to be kids friendly but the whole thing is very dark so lots of kids were crying..
Awesome awesome awesome place! There's so much to experience that I spent about 3 hours in this place. The photos speak for themselves but there are much much more.
You can buy ticket online (it's in English) to save you time from queueing and disappointment. Wear pants as some rooms have mirrored floor.
Tips: bring a snack bar or something small in case you are like me who enter at 10 and hungry by 12 but still want to stay in. They have rest area with vending machines. Eat and drink at these designated place only please. Don't be that tourist.
Amazing museum! You have to be there to experience what the museum has to offer. Lots of visual! My husband and I spent about 3 hours there. I recommend getting there early when they open. There are many things to do after you are done with the museum - an outlet mall, restaurants, shopping malls with many restaurant options, VR, etc. You can definitely make a whole day exploring the area.
Excellent digital arts creativity experience... kids will enjoy the athletic forest theme where they can have some sports fun mixed with digital art ... also the tea sipping experience is something you won t get any where ...
We were here last week - it was massively popular (possibly more so the day after it was closed). Buy your tickets ahead of time and come early, if possible before opening time. It looks like a crush to get through the doors as they periodically limit the number of people entering due to the queue and cloak room but the line does move! However it is definitely worth it.
The digital installation is massive and split into 3 parts - if you want to lessen the wait time to enter Forest of Lamps go into Borderless World first. We did not go into the Floating Nest as the wait was 60 minutes...
Try to resist taking too many phone photos (and for Insta!) and be there in the moment as this is an immersive experience. Some of the exhibits were mindbogglingly gorgeous. Check behind every curtain and entrance as some of the best exhibits are not that well known.
Do note that even though the line may look shorter later in the day, it gets progressively more crowded inside, so best to come EARLY.
Really nice even though you should be prepared for looong queues (it's very well organized though so it really isn't that bad).
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