@_thehijabi_: Art isn’t just seen, it’s felt in this digital museum. Picture walking barefoot through mirrored halls, wading through knee deep water, and stepping into surreal rooms that make you feel like you’ve left Earth behind. 🪐🌟 Immersed in a dream at 📍teamLab Planets: 6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan 💡 Tips before you go: • Book ahead – Tickets often sell out days in advance, especially on weekends. Official website: https://planets.teamlab.art/tokyo • Timing matters – Arrive earlier than 10 a.m. for fewer crowds and cleaner reflections in photos. • Dress smart – Wear long shorts or leggings you can roll up. Most floors are mirrored or reflective, and you’ll get wet up to your knees. For my Muslimah sisters, long leggings under a dress that you can easily pull up are ideal for modesty and comfort. • Hands free visit - Purses, bags, and anything other than your phone or camera aren’t allowed inside. Lockers are provided for storage. • Baby & toddler tip – Strollers must be stored at the entrance. Bring a baby carrier, as you’ll need to carry your little one for the entire visit but you can leave the exhibitions and access the lockers. • Phone safety – A waterproof pouch is handy if you want to shoot near water features. • Photography tip – Lower angles capture the mirrored illusions beautifully, but be mindful of reflections. • Kids – Great for children, but younger ones may need help in the water sections. Fun fact: The installations change over time, so even if you’ve been before, you’ll always discover something new. 🌸 Would I go again? Absolutely. Just be ready to get your feet (and maybe your soul) a little wet. 😉 #TokyoWithKids #LuxuryTravel #FamilyTravel #JapanTravelTips #JapanItinerary @チームラボプラネッツ / teamLab Planets

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