Featured on Time Out Abu Dhabi, Dec 16, 2025
teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi continues to make waves as it has launched two new additions. From Tuesday December 16 visitors can view the “Massless Suns and Dark Suns” and “Megaliths in the Roots Garden” immersive artworks. (Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Travel+Leisure Asia, Dec 08, 2025
From admiring installations to enjoying serene strolls, here's everything you must do at the Nagai Botanical Garden in Osaka.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on NIKKEI ASIA, Dec 07, 2025
Saudi Arabia productions highlight new possibilities for Japan's traditional theater. Kabuki and digital art converge at teamLab Borderless in Jeddah during November’s celebration of 70 years of Japan-Saudi Arabia ties. (Excerpt from the text)
Featured on THE JAPAN NEWS, Nov 28, 2025
KYOTO (Reuters) — An immersive art space in the ancient capital of Kyoto is offering a novel experience to visitors from around the world, aiming to dissolve the boundary between observer and art. Titled “Biovortex,” the exhibition is the latest and largest permanent installation in Japan created by teamLab, an art collective that has risen to global fame for its pioneering approach blending art, technology and nature.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Tatler, Nov 25, 2025
teamLab opened its largest museum in Japan in October 2025. The permanent installation occupies 10,000 square meters near Kyoto Station and presents over 50 artworks centred on environmental phenomena. The collective’s signature approach to immersive digital environments is evident in installations such as Massless Amorphous Sculpture, a floating bubble form that shifts in response to viewers and atmospheric conditions.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Bangkok Post, Nov 13, 2025
The latest and largest permanent museum by the acclaimed Japanese art collective teamLab has officially opened its doors in Minami-ku, Kyoto, just a short walk from Kyoto Station's Hachijo East Gate. Spanning more than 10,000m², teamLab Biovortex Kyoto transforms digital art into a living, breathing ecosystem of light, sound and movement(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on South China Morning Post, Nov 12, 2025
Japan’s celebrated art collective teamLab opened its latest exhibition in Kyoto in October 2025. Visitors can immerse themselves in more than 50 digital artworks in the 10,000 square metre (107,640 sq ft) space. The collective’s founder said the latest teamLab exhibition aims to provide experiences that expand human perceptions.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Reuters, Nov 11, 2025
KYOTO, Japan, Nov 11 (Reuters) - An immersive art space in the ancient Japanese capital of Kyoto is offering a novel experience to visitors from around the world, aiming to dissolve the boundary between observer and art. Titled “Biovortex”, the exhibition is the latest and largest permanent installation in Japan created by teamLab, an art collective that has risen to global fame for its pioneering approach blending art, technology and nature.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on PR TIMES, Oct 17, 2025
teamLab Planets welcomed over 10 million visitors from more than 211 countries and regions as of October 12 September 22, 2025, just 7 years and 3 months after opening.*1 Of the total visitors, approximately 5 million were international tourists. Many came from far-reaching countries such as the United States, Australia, China/Hong Kong, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany, and more than 70% of visitors purchased tickets before arriving in Japan, indicating that visiting the museum was one of the reasons for their trip to Tokyo.*2 *1 According to ticket purchase data from the official teamLab Planets website (survey period: July 7, 2018 - October 12, 2025). *2 According to visitor survey data conducted by teamLab Planets (survey period: January 1, 2025 - September 30, 2025).
Featured on The Chosun Daily, Oct 16, 2025
TeamLab Borderless, which opened at the large complex Azabudai Hills in Tokyo, Japan, last February, has marked its first anniversary. Annual visitors reached 1.55 million, with 65% of them being international guests. In July of last year, Time magazine selected the venue as one of the “World’s 100 Greatest Places (including hotels).”(Excerpt from the text)