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TeamLab Borderless: A Celebration of 4 Million Visitors

TeamLab Borderless, the groundbreaking digital art museum located in Tokyo's Azabudai Hills, has reached a remarkable milestone by welcoming 4 million visitors. This achievement comes just over two years after its inauguration, during which the museum has attracted a diverse audience from more than 185 nations. Approximately 70% of its visitors are international tourists, with significant numbers from the United States, Australia, Canada, the UK, and Germany.

To commemorate this achievement, TeamLab has offered special gifts to selected visitors, including a tote bag featuring a timestamp of their visit and tea bags from the museum's EN TEA HOUSE. The gifts were thoughtfully paired with a candle that replicates the fragrance from the installation "Bubble Universe," creating a multi-sensory experience for guests.

One family's experience highlights the magic of TeamLab Borderless. Hailing from Europe, they were surprised to discover they had arrived during such a momentous occasion, as they had extensively researched the museum beforehand, making their visit all the more impactful. Their comments on the installations were filled with enthusiasm, particularly regarding the stunning "Bubble Universe" and the interactive marine life painting exhibit, "Sketch Ocean." These pieces, along with others, offer visitors unique opportunities to engage with art in a way that transcends traditional boundaries.

In addition to celebrating 4 million visitors, TeamLab Borderless recently reopened its special exhibition, "Asymmetry of the Universe," featuring captivating new pieces like "Light Sculpture - Flow," "Asymmetric Existence," and "Chromatic Existence." This exhibition runs until October 8th, allowing guests to immerse themselves in these innovative works.

Unique Visitor Experience

TeamLab Borderless is revered as a "museum without a map," where guests navigate a seamlessly connected experience of art. Here, artworks flow freely between spaces, intertwining and affecting one another, creating a singular, immersive universe. Visitors are encouraged to roam, explore, and discover within this limitless environment. Such a unique approach to art has garnered international recognition, landing TeamLab on TIME magazine's list of the World's Greatest Places for 2024.

The successful reach of 4 million visitors signifies not only the museum's growing popularity but also its role in promoting global understanding through contemporary art. The interactive nature of TeamLab's installations resonates with audiences across cultures, allowing people from various backgrounds to connect and reflect on shared experiences.

TeamLab Borderless has become a vital part of Tokyo's cultural landscape, inviting everyone to engage with art in unprecedented ways. As it continues to evolve and innovate, the museum promises an enriching experience for visitors—one that offers not just a glimpse into the future of art but also a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of our world.

Museum Information

• - Location: Mori Building Digital Art Museum: Epson TeamLab Borderless, Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza B B1, Toranomon 5-9, Minato-ku, Tokyo
• - Opening Hours: 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM (last entry at 8:00 PM)
• - Tickets: Adult tickets start at 3,600 yen, with reduced rates for students and children.

For further details on tickets and exhibitions, visit the official website at TeamLab Borderless.