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wait a minute, isn't the LED strip "forest" in planets? I went in 2019 and it was there, not in borderless. You even have footage walking there without shoes and socks.
My girlfriend and I went to both on our trip to Japan a few days ago. We enjoyed them each as separate experiences, but Planets blew me away with the sensory involvement, particularly the water exhibit with the koi fish. Japan is a beautiful place and we are already planning our next trip back.
Yes, the Koi fish pond is amazing! This was also my first Tokyo trip in many years and I am in love definitely already also planning a return trip and this time I want to go see Kyoto and Osaka
I'm going in 2 months and already booked for planet but FOMOing about borderless as it seems to be more popular. Should I take the loss on planet and go to borderless instead?
A really helpful video. Thank you. I'm going to be in Tokyo next year and have an 8 and 11 year old with me. Although we initially liked the idea of planets and going through Water, I was a bit hesitant. I think my kids would actually like borderless better after watching this video. thank you!
omg my friends are about to travel to japan and they were confusing not knowing which one to choose from. thank u so much for the detailed information and for making it simple and short to understand
The queue honestly wasnt even that bad... was there a few days ago with a line similar to the video and we were in rather quickly. Not worth paying double just to get in slightly quicker. Planets was a lot of fun!
I always watch your videos. They’re very detailed and honest. When I went to Taiwan, I made sure to take notes from your night market videos. This Fall, we’re going to Singapore and Japan, so I am watching all your videos. Thank you so much for making these contents!
Thank you so much for making my day! Thats exactly what these videos were made for =) I hope you enjoy your trip to Singapore and Japan and thanks for watching!!
I went both planets and borderless, 2 exhibits were close for planets when I visit… I do prefer borderless than planets however if I have visited planets before borderless it might be better.. take note planets is very dark so didn’t take much photo and there weren’t much to do at the surrounding area.. borderless on the other hand is located in a mall so there are things to explore while waiting
I wish it was a little less crowded, but I love how immersive it is. Really a one of a kind experience to be completely surrounded by the artistic displays.
I went to both last week, and my favorite is Borderless without hesitation! It seems you missed one of the best room in Borderless, which is the light show with hundreds of synchronized projectors, creating a light show with music. It was my favorite part of Borderless with the bulb sphere forest. Also, Borderless is way more immersive than planets, where I was disappointed by the fact you have to go through lockers again between water and garden parts. Moreover the water parts seems not to age well as we could feel part of the floor falling out, which was bad. Another point for people asking about skipping the queue at Borderless, there is actually no queue for this one, thanks to you timed tickets working better than planets'. Borderless needs more time to explore, I would easily spend twice the time in Borderless than planets which make the experience even more valuable for the same price. So I would definitely recommend one more than the other.
Hi, thanks for the comparision video. Caould it be possible for you to share the details of the food items offered. PS ; I am planning this place for my first wedding anniversary travelling from India. Thanks.
@@PhatLifeProject Hi Thanks for responding. I am sorry for the follow-up question: Any fine - dine vegan options available ( I have been scratching my head all over the internet but I can only see cafe-styled restaurants. Michelin star I saw, but the menu had non-veg options only ). If you could share that I would be immensely grateful to you 🙏
I went to Team Lab FUKUOKA A WEEK AGO. THAT WAS REALLY COOL BUT THEY ONLY HAD 7 ROOMS. THE TOKYO ONE LOOKS MORE ELABORATE. WHY DON’T THEY HAVE THIS IN LAS VEGAS?
This was a great video and we plan to visit one or the other when visiting Tokyo in July. You mentioned that you are led by a person in Planets, does the person that leads you speak in English as well as Japanese?
Thank you so much for the discount code. I just booked both exhibits. My kids also want to visit the Ghibli Museum. Do you have any advice for that? I read it's very hard to get the tickets.
You’re welcome! I also booked my ghibli tickets via Klook and had no issues with booking :) I’m a huge hayao Miyazaki fan tho and booked 2 months ahead :)
Hi Thankyou for the detailed video. Just wondering if it's warm inside or is it fully air-conditioned at teamlab planets as we are planning to visit it next week. Thanks in advance.
Nice informative video. Do you recommend doing Borderless or Planets first? I’m just wondering if better to do Planets first because the structure is a little more traditional.
Thank you for watching! I did Borderless first but in terms of the experiential curve it might be better to do Planets first then Borderless as Borderless if more "advanced", also Borderless will likely take you longer and Borderless is in a new area Azabudai Hills which has plenty to things to do in the area - hope this HELPS!
Hello, thank you for your very informative video. Does the teamlab premium ticket let you skip only the que to get into the museum or que to go in every room inside too? Thank you so much!
You’re quite welcome ! Skip the queue tickets only for planets and it only means the queue at the entrance - for planets no queue to go into rooms /spaces 😅
I just wanted to say hi. My son and I are going to visit Japan for 9 weeks this fall. We're coming over on a cruise ship and then touring on land for the rest of our time with a plane home. I am legally blind and usually use a seeing eye dog. However it's too difficult to bring my dog to Japan and I've been told that Japanese culture really doesn't know what a service dog is. So, I will be relying on my white cane and going slighted guide with my 22 year old son. I have two questions that you might be able to help me with. First what do Japanese people think about differently abled individuals? Second, going cited guide would and tell me holding my son's arm and him guiding me. However, he's afraid that this may offend some people because they have taboos about public displays of affection. Do you have any thoughts on that? Thanks for your great videos I'm learning lots!
Hi there, thank you for commenting and watching - My personal experience in Japan has been elite, every single interaction I had was positive and friendly so I highly doubt your experience would be otherwise =) I came across a blog here covering the some tips that may be relevant for you - interacnetwork.com/being-disabled-japan/ Enjoy your trip!
Each venue will take you 2-3 hours to do properly and there is the travel time between the two should be considered as well =) I would suggest doing them on separate days
We booked our trip this October for 3weeks, I don’t know if it’s a good idea to visit Tokyo+osaka, or Tokyo only and make a flight next time to book Osaka…I’m confused..
Hi! Thank you for the great video. I have a question regarding the shorts thing - are you obligated to take shorts from them or could you simply wear your pants and roll them up? Thank you! 😊
no you're not obligated but at the time of writing of this video Japan is very cold so most people would be wearing long pants, you can roll them up but just note for Planets there is a lot of water
Hi there, i found this on the teamlab website - For safety reasons, children between the ages of 0 - 11 are not allowed to enter. Visitors ages 12 - 17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 20 years old or older
According to the official website kids ARE allowed to both: “Children (elementary school and below) must be accompanied by an adult who is 18 years old or above. There must be one accompanying adult for every fifth children, including children eligible for free entry.” Plus loads of blog posters who’ve talked about taking their kids, and that there were lots of kids there. It’s just teamlab Reconnect that doesn’t allow kids (which is apparently a “digital art and sauna experience”). I certainly hope to be able to take my kiddo to either Borderless or Planets one day!
Hi, Klook promo code expired. Do you have a new promo code for TeamLab Borderless? Have you been to the TeamLab at Fukuoka? Is it worth going? Or pretty much very similar to the Tokyo one, except smaller?
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Unfortunately I dont think there are skip the queue tickets for Borderless but the good news is I can get you $10 off your Borderless (and Planets) ticket if you book via klook.com, just enter code PHATLIFEPROJECT 😀
None. Borderless was way to crowded, filled with screaming children and rude instagram-freaks giving zero fucks if the stand in your way. And planets is a horrible joke with bad design. Especially the "garden"-part looks like it was created by a five year old. Better not waste your time there and explore the real city and real museums with real art instead.
Planets is a guided structured tour, normally you would need to walk through one part to get to the next one That said the staff are very friendly and accomodating, you can try to ask
