The new teamLab Borderless in Tokyo: Tips to Know Before You Go

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With the re-opening of teamLab Borderless in Azabudai Hills in Tokyo, tourists and locals are making this one of Tokyo's top attractions this year. For many people, it's a lot easier to get to, but tickets sell out frequently and it is highly recommended to book your tickets/reservation online. Even though they do a great job of maintaining crowd control, your enjoyment of teamLab Borderless might depend on how crowded the museum is and whether or not you will be able to fully immerse yourself without feeling stressed by the crowds. Since I am not a big fan of crowds, I decided to share my tips for enjoying teamLab Borderless. These tips are good to know before you go so that you can plan your time and take advantage of certain areas that might become too crowded during peak hours or on the weekends.
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[@SCOTTNGA]

Very fascinating! Japan has the coolest exhibits.

[@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad]

Hi, Scott! Thanks for your comments! I really love these digital art museums. I find them very hypnotic and mesmerizing.

[@gwen9620]

Hi Kim, always great to see you. Looking good beautiful lady!! I too don't like big crowds. Thank you for a fabulous video, TeamLab always delivers and impressive. Arigato gozaimasu. Regards to your mom and Bandit. xo

[@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad]

Hi Gwen! Thank you so much for your comments. It's always a pleasure to hear from you and you always brighten my day with your kind words. Mom, Bandit and I are all fine. I think my parents were always early birds so we always got to places when they first opened to avoid the crowds. Sending our best regards to you and your family! *big hugs*

[@JB0Y74]

I can't wait to experience this museum this winter! 😉

[@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad]

Hi, Kazuki! Thanks for your comments. Wait...this winter?! Does that mean you'll be back here for a visit?!!!!! Please keep us posted!! And I think winter is probably a more comfortable time to visit this museum because I can't imagine how hot it's going to be in the musuem during the summer. (Many people have mentioned in their videos that they found teamLabs to be rather warm inside.)

[@JB0Y74]

@@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad yes, this coming winter. As much as I'd love to visit Japan during summer month due to many interesting events & activities happening, I don't know how much I can take the heat + the humidity!!! fall and winter seems work better for me. I'll keep you posted!

[@HugoBrown]

oh that looks cool good to see teamlabs back especially in Azabudai Hills (Seen view videos on this area its looks nice) , the tea house projections on the ice cream and matcha thats someething unique

[@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad]

Hi, Hugo! Thanks for your comments! Yes, I think many of us were eagerly anticipating the opening of the new teamLabs Borderless. Azabudai Hills is a beautiful location. I'll have to explore the area more. When I went, many restaurants and cafes were still not open. I ate at a cool little vegan restaurant.

[@nicolewilson4058]

Hi Kim! It seems like it is very nice. Very interactive. The colors are very pretty. It almost reminds me of like a kaleidoscope. Thankfully, you went early enough and didn't have to deal with the crowds. Tokyo seems to be so crowded now.

[@Kim.Bandit.Sinbad]

Hi, Nicole! Thank you for your comments! A kaleidoscope...YES! That's the perfect description! I think the exchange rate has been making Japan a popular destination right now. The crowds are unbelievable at the moment, especially on the weekends. I always try to find ways to avoid the crowds when I can!