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MORI Building Digital Art Museum

MORI Building Digital Art Museum

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The first museum of the TeamLab Borderless collective in Tokyo

The MORI Building Digital Art Museum is a jewel of TeamLab, a Japanese artistic collective that continues to gain in popularity. With its 10,000m² of surface area, the first museum dedicated to digital art in Tokyo is revolutionizing the world of sound and light games!

Venez découvrir la cascade numérique du musée

Come and discover the digital cascade of the museum

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Organized around two main rooms, the first floor is a true ode to nature. Flowers that move through the digital seasons, 2D animals that wander along the corridors, and a wall waterfall where water, flowers, and kanjis flow in unison, it is in this colorful universe that ten rooms are hidden, each having their universe.

From the giant rope cobweb on which you can lie down to admire a psychedelic world, through the lantern room and the vertical sky whose time you can control, it is with the curious eyes of a child that visitors will explore the first floor of the museum.

 

Des lapins sautillent le long des murs

Des lapins sautillent le long des murs

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Much more interactive, the second part of the “exhibition” focuses on the universe and the creation of the world. Articulated around a room representing the galaxy, this last space consists of several small rooms where you can alternately modify the layout of a city, blow up a star, or even go tree climbing in a luminous forest after finding your way around a labyrinth of giant light bulbs!

 

Avoir le monde à ses pieds

Avoir le monde à ses pieds

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Sautez pour donner naissance à une étoile

Sautez pour donner naissance à une étoile

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Un labyrinthe lumineux spécialement pour les enfants

Un labyrinthe lumineux spécialement pour les enfants

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Les ampoules géantes du musée

Elles changent de couleurs toutes les 5 secondes

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Des salles cachées à n'en plus finir

Des salles cachées à n'en plus finir

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Address, timetable & access

  • Address

  • Phone

    +81 3-6406-3949
  • Timetable

    A few minutes walk from Aomi station (Yurikamome line)
  • Price

    Adult: 2,400 yen ($21/19€) until July 31. After August 1, 3,200 yen ($28/25€) Child: 1,000 yen ($9/8€) Tickets must be reserved on the official website of TeamLab Borderless.
  • Access

    11 am-9 pm weekdays, 11 am-10 pm Friday, 10 am -10 pm Saturday and Sunday.
    TeamLab Borderless is closing its doors this year as Palette Town - the building also housing VenusFort - will be undergoing redevelopment. The closing date is set on the 31st August 2022.
  • Website

    https://borderless.teamlab.art/

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