teamLab Planets
Wade barefoot through knee-deep water and mirrored rooms of drifting light in Toyosu.
How to reach it
A short day-trip from Tokyo — about 4 km from the station. Tokyo is the start of the route.
- From the station
- 4 km
- Rail pass
- Japan Rail Pass
- Tickets
- Book tour / ticket
More to see in Tokyo
Sensō-ji Temple
Lantern-lit Asakusa temple approached through a corridor of snack and souvenir stalls.
Meiji Jingū
A forest shrine of a hundred thousand donated trees, entered under towering cypress torii.
Shibuya Crossing
The scramble where a thousand people cross at once each time the lights turn red.
Tokyo National Museum
Samurai armour, gilded screens and ancient haniwa figures in Ueno Park’s grand galleries.
Tsukiji Outer Market
Lanes of stalls griddling scallops, tamagoyaki and tuna skewers from dawn.
Shinjuku Gyoen
Formal English, French and Japanese gardens hidden behind the skyscraper district.
Tokyo Skytree
A 634-metre broadcast tower with glass-floored decks over the endless grey city.
Takanawa Gateway City
A Kengo Kuma-designed cultural quarter of glass towers, the MoN art hall and skyline terraces, fully opened in 2026 beside the Yamanote Line’s newest station.
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Tokyo’s city-history museum beside Ryōgoku Station, reopened in March 2026 after a four-year renovation with a life-size Nihonbashi bridge replica and a new Meiji-era Hattori Watch Shop façade.
Other stops on the The Golden Route: Tokyo to Hiroshima
Frequently asked questions
- How do I get to teamLab Planets from Tokyo station?
- A short day-trip from Tokyo — about 4 km from the station. Tokyo is the start of the route.
- Is teamLab Planets covered by the Japan Rail Pass?
- The train journey to Tokyo is fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass. Entry to teamLab Planets is ticketed and not included in the rail pass.
- What else is there to see near teamLab Planets?
- Other sights in Tokyo include Sensō-ji Temple, Meiji Jingū, Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo National Museum, Tsukiji Outer Market.