teamLab Borderless Tokyo is a must-see immersive art museum in Azabudai Hills

Step into a digital art museum without maps, where glowing rooms, moving projections and interactive artworks flow into one another.

Written by Japan Index | Saturday 16 May 2026

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teamLab Borderless Tokyo is one of the most visually impressive attractions in the city, especially for visitors who want something immersive, modern and easy to pair with a day out in central Tokyo. Located inside Azabudai Hills, this digital art museum is created by teamLab, the Japanese art collective known for combining art, technology, science and the natural world.

The museum’s concept is simple but powerful: there are no fixed boundaries between the artworks. Instead, digital pieces move from room to room, influence one another and create one continuous world of light, movement and sound. teamLab describes it as a “museum without a map,” encouraging visitors to wander, explore and discover the space in their own way.

Inside, you’ll find large-scale digital installations such as Infinite Crystal World, Black Waves, Universe of Water Particles, Bubble Universe and seasonal works that change throughout the year. There is also Future Park, an interactive area built around collaborative creativity, where visitors can colour in drawings and watch them come to life inside the artwork.

One of the best extras is the EN TEA HOUSE, where digital flowers bloom inside your tea bowl as you drink. It is a great stop if you want to slow down after exploring the museum and experience one of teamLab’s quieter, more atmospheric installations.

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This is a strong choice for couples, families, photographers, first-time Tokyo visitors and anyone looking for a rainy-day activity. Photos and videos are allowed, but flash photography, tripods, monopods and larger selfie sticks are not permitted, so travel light and keep your camera setup

simple.

Attraction details

Attraction: teamLab Borderless Tokyo

Official name: teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM

Venue: Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza B, B1

Address: 5-9 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Local address: 麻布台ヒルズ ガーデンプラザB B1, 東京都港区麻布台1-24 Opening date: February 9, 2024

Term: Permanent

Hours: 8.30am–9pm

Last entry: One hour before closing

Closed: Select dates, so check the official calendar before visiting.

Tickets

Tickets are date and time-specific, and they may sell out. Adult and disability tickets use dynamic pricing, so the final price depends on the selected date and time. Standard online prices currently start from ¥3,600 for adults, ¥2,800 for ages 13–17, and ¥1,500 for ages 4–12. Children aged three and under can enter for free.

Tickets are not available at the venue, and official sales are listed through the official ticket website and Klook. If you buy on-site where available, the price is different and may be higher, so booking online in advance is the safer option.

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Access

teamLab Borderless is located in Azabudai Hills, one of Tokyo’s newest lifestyle and culture districts. The closest station is Kamiyacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, around two minutes from Exit 5. It is also about six minutes from Roppongi-Itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line via Exit 4. Both stations are connected through an underground passage, making access simple even on rainy days.