<strong>teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu is a barefoot, body-immersion digital-art museum where you wade through knee-deep water and walk on soft, mirrored floors.</strong> Tickets are timed and start from about ¥3,200 (as of July 2026); wear knee-length shorts. Great news: it's open until the end of 2027.
Choose Planets (Toyosu) for barefoot, knee-deep-water immersion and the most photogenic, family-friendly path (~90–120 min, from ¥3,200). Choose Borderless (Azabudai) for a shoes-on, map-less world of artworks that flow between rooms — cerebral and exploratory (~2–3 hr, from ¥3,800). Both are open in 2026; you can even do both in one day.
Asia's premier competitive film festival returns for its 39th edition, taking over the Hibiya–Yurakucho–Ginza district with world premieres, red carpets and onstage Q&As with directors and stars.
