#teamlab planets

[sousleserablesenfeu]

Quartiers de Toyosu et Odaiba à Tokyo, passage à TeamLab, des statues et des déclarations d'amour.

[seoul-bros]

V-log in Tokyo

In between Celine gigs and Layover promotions, he visited the teamLab Planets exhibition space in Tokyo.

Looks like an amazing immersive experience.

Post Date: 31/10/2023

[b-n-a-o]

[laurastudarus]

Tokyo regularly tops tourists’ must-visit lists—and for good reason! With more than 35 million inhabitants, Japan’s capital is a city of extremes. So, matter what first brought Tokyo to your attention—be it cosplay culture, onsen life, or their galaxy of Michelin-starred restaurants—you’ll find it.

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[jelloworld]

From blue to magenta.

[murphywilling]

Though I was not emotionally ready to have to go barefoot and roll up my pants, or deal with such a big crowd (my fault for not doing enough research lol), it was fun to feel the textures change under your feet as we transitioned from one installation to the next:

[musubi-sama]

Family still in town, so continuing the tourist trip around Tokyo. TeamLab:Planets flower room and the giant squishy ball room

[boy--lilikoi]

teamLab⭐️Planets TOKYO

[sousleserablesenfeu]

Contributions de V. pour le 28/10/24, une salle de TeamLab Planets et le Rainbow Bridge.

[macchiatioo]

October 2, 2023

This museum(?)/attraction was soo cool. It's called TeamLab Planets in Tokyo, it's an immersive art exhibit. It's hard to pick a favorite room, but mine was probably the falling flower light show room. Everyone just lied in the center of the room and watched. The whole room was flower scented. After that, we spent the rest of the day in Toyosu at a shopping mall of some kind. We ate some really yummy cakes and had amazing mocha lattes by the water.

[spikeisawesome456]

My brother and I went to this neat art installation in Tokyo today, and it was super cool! I dressed up in my cutesy dress and my brother (very kindly) took my picture. These were my favorite, from the garden section.

If you’re ever in Japan, I highly recommend TeamLabs! This installation was Planets, but yesterday my brother and I went to their other one in Tokyo called Borderless and it was also so cool. More projection based art in that one, while Planets is more physical. For example, we had to be barefoot because at two places in the installation we had to walk through water (which is why I’m barefoot in the photo ha). One was flowing the other was almost knee deep. Super cool.

[ia1n]

[jstnjstfn]

[wejustvibing]

lewishamilton: a beautiful place. teamLab Planets

[unbornwhiskeyy]

fuck it. teamlab planets and a basement jazz bar in shinjuku get their own post