teamLab Planets, located in Tokyo’s Toyosu, is the world’s most-visited art museum. According to statistics, from April 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024, teamLab Planets welcomed 2,504,264 visitors, earning it the title of the most-visited museum among single art groups and recognition in the Guinness World Records. Additionally, in Google’s 2023 “Year in Search,” teamLab Planets ranked fifth in the list of “World’s Most Popular Art Museums and Galleries,” following the Louvre, the British Museum, the Musée d’Orsay, and the Natural History Museum in London.

teamLab Planets New Areas Coming in 2025

In early 2025, teamLab Planets will introduce three new areas: Forest of Movement, Forest of Capture and Collection, and Learn! Future Amusement Park. These new areas will offer more creative interactive experiences, immersing visitors in the intersection of art and technology.

Athletics Forest

チームラボ《あおむしハウスの高速回転跳ね球》Courtesy teamLab Borderless, Jeddah (c) チームラボ

The concept of “Forest of Movement” is “Experiencing the World with Your Body, Thinking in Three Dimensions.” This new “Creative Movement Space” focuses on enhancing spatial awareness. Visitors will be immersed in a complex, three-dimensional space, engaging in strong physical interactions to fully experience this interactive world.

Future Park

“Future Park” is an educational project based on co-creation and collaborative creativity. This amusement park allows people to freely create worlds together and enjoy the fun of collaborative creation.

Catching and Collecting Forest

チームラボ《捕まえて集める森》Courtesy teamLab Forest, Fukuoka (c) チームラボ

The concept of “Catching and Collecting Forest” is “Capture, Observe, and Release.” This new “Learning Space” allows people to explore, discover, and capture through physical interaction, sparking curiosity. Visitors can use their smartphones to explore and capture various animals, adding them to their collection. Through the smartphone camera, visitors can see animals moving in the space and shoot “Observation Arrows” at them. Once hit, the animals disappear from the space and become part of the visitor’s collection. Captured animals can be placed back into the real space through the camera, returning them to their original place.

About teamLab Planets

• Expected Opening Date: Early 2025
• Address: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo
• Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM※ Last admission is one hour before closing

  ※ There may be a wait time of 30-90 minutes upon entry.

• Closed: July 10, 2024 (Wednesday), August 7, 2024 (Wednesday), September 4, 2024 (Wednesday)

More Creative Interactive Experiences

The experience at teamLab Planets extends beyond the new areas. Over 10 new teamLab works will be showcased in the future, expanding the range of art experiences. Every corner of the museum is filled with surprises and creativity, whether walking on soft sponge-like floors or traversing warm water pools, visitors can feel an adventurous thrill.

In summary, teamLab Planets not only attracts a large number of visitors with its rich art exhibits but will also launch exciting new areas in early 2025. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or a traveler seeking novel experiences, this creative art space is not to be missed.

Official teamLab Website (English)