Discover Kyoto TeamLab Biovortex Experience

Description

Secure your exclusive timed-entry ticket to step beyond observation and become the artist. This isn't just a viewing—it's an invitation to control a living vortex. Your movements directly dictate the swirling lights, shifting colors, and evolving soundscape within this immersive digital universe. Each interaction creates a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, ensuring no two visits are ever the same. By booking, you guarantee entry to this transformative nocturnal experience at the Kyoto Botanical Gardens, where nature and technology spectacularly collide.

Included

Admission fee
Entrance fee

Excluded

Coffee and/or Tea
Meals

Know before you go

Essential Recommendations:

Comfortable, Slip-On Shoes: Visitors will be walking, sitting, and sometimes removing their shoes in certain areas (a common practice in Japanese immersive exhibits). Easy-to-remove footwear is a major plus.


Layers of Clothing: The exhibition space is climate-controlled and can be cool. Wearing layers (like a t-shirt with a cardigan or light jacket) allows for easy adjustment to personal comfort.


A Small Bag or Backpack: For personal items like wallets, phones, and water bottles. Ensure it's easy to carry and not too bulky, as spaces can be intimate.


Highly Recommended:

A Smartphone/Camera (Fully Charged!): Photography is generally encouraged to capture the stunning visuals. A power bank is a wise addition.


Socks (Clean & Presentable): In areas where shoes must be removed, you'll be glad to have a comfortable pair of socks. Some interactive floors are best experienced in socks.


Patience & Curiosity: This isn't a traditional museum. Encourage them to take their time, sit down, observe how the art evolves, and discover how their presence influences the environment.


Things to Be Aware Of / Leave Behind:

Large Luggage or Strollers: These are typically not permitted inside the exhibition space. Luggage storage lockers are often available at major train stations or near the venue. For young children, a baby carrier is strongly recommended over a stroller, as strollers are usually not allowed in the art rooms.


Tripods or Selfie Sticks: These are often prohibited as they can obstruct pathways and the experience of others in the dark, crowded spaces.


Very Short Skirts or Dresses: Due to mirrored floors and areas where visitors sit on the ground, modest attire is recommended for personal comfort and privacy.


High Heels or Difficult Footwear: These are impractical for the potentially dark, smooth, and sometimes slightly inclined floors.


What They Don't Need to Bring (Specific to Biovortex):

Swimwear or Towels: This is not a water-based installation.


Sunscreen or Hats: The entire experience is indoors in a dark, controlled environment.


Food or Drinks: Consuming food and drinks inside the exhibition is almost certainly not allowed.


Location:

Supplier: Go & Joy Travel