Teamlab Toyosu: A Must-Visit Magical Art Experience in Tokyo

Visiting Teamlab Museum in Toyosu for the first time was an unforgettable experience. Even though I had pre-purchased a QR code ticket, I still had to queue for entry. On a busy Saturday, the wait was about 30 minutes before the introduction and official entry. To summarize: it's an absolutely magical art experience filled with surprises at every turn❗ The exhibition is divided into three main areas: Water, Garden, and Forest. For the Water area, you need to remove your shoes and socks, store them in a locker, and take the key. The water adventure begins, and it's super fun! First, you pass through a series of water streams, which is just the initial experience. Then, you immerse yourself in deeper water with fish swimming around. There are plenty of artistic photo opportunities, with lighting effects that are incredibly lifelike. Taking photos here requires quick reflexes, as the colors change every second, ensuring you never capture the same image twice. The Garden area is perfect for girls to take elegant and aesthetic photos. There's also a room with large balloons where you can toss them around with friends or partners while the colors continuously change—capture these moments quickly to preserve the memories. The Forest area is breathtaking, featuring both forest and underwater scenes. You'll encounter deer, elephants, sharks, sea lions, and many other animals you can imagine. Taking photos by the cascading waterfall is particularly memorable😘🥰 🎀 Warm Tips: 1️⃣ Since many areas have mirrors, avoid wearing skirts. For the Water area, wear clothes suitable for water activities to prevent getting wet and missing out on photo opportunities in the Garden and Forest areas. However, staff provide towels to dry your feet every time you leave the water area, which is very thoughtful. 2️⃣ There is no time limit, so if you want to savor the Teamlab experience leisurely, you can stay as long as you like😆. 3️⃣ As the museum is a tourist spot, prices are inevitably higher than outside. I opted to have ramen in Toyosu for lunch. My reservation was at 11:30 AM, and I finished the exhibition around 2:15 PM.