Tokyo is home to many tourist attractions that will take your breath away, but none of them compares to TeamLab Borderless. This one of a kind museum has been around for only a year, but it’s already attracting more visitors than the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
Together with TeamLab Planets, this establishment has attracted 3.5 million tourists from 160 different countries since opening its doors in 2018 – including a long list of celebrity visitors, such as Halsey, Kanye West, and Carly Rae Jepsen.
So, what makes this museum so special that tourists (and celebrities) put it on the top of their bucket list every time they go to Japan? TeamLab Borderless won them over with the incredible sensory experience, which allows you to immerse your body in borderless art.
This digital art museum crated by TeamLab covers a total of 10.000 square meters, but you don’t need a map to explore them. The creative team behind this unique experience encourages visitors to wander around and fully immerse into this borderless world, as artworks move out of one room to another.
