Japan's Museum of the Future 🔮 Head over to Tokyo’s Odaiba area for an immersive art experience: teamLab Borderless Digital Art Museum. Hands-on activities and high-tech interactive artworks ...

In Odaiba, you can easily walk to the museum from the Fune-no Kagakukan and the Telecom Center metro stations. Admission for adults costs 630 yen (roughly $4) for adults and 210 yen (about $1.50 ...

The massive car museum in Odaiba closed for good in December. Mega Web Toyota City Showcase has shut down after 22 years, as the Palette Town complex redevelopment begins. Written by ...

The number of museum attendees at teamLab Borderless exceeds even those of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands (2,161,160 visitors), making it the world’s most-visited museum dedicated ...

Miraikan (National Museum of Emerging Science): Another of Odaiba's futuristic buildings, and this one is full of futuristic concepts. Chances to interact with cutting edge science and technology to ...

The permanent museum called teamLab Borderless, and a temporary experience, teamLab Planets, opened last summer in Tokyo’s Odaiba and Toyosu neighborhoods. General admission to each venue is $30.

After its base in Tokyo Bay’s Odaiba island closed last summer, its Borderless digital art museum is set to relocate to the capital’s new Azabudai Hills — an ambitious multi-use urban ...

Inside the DiverCity Tokyo Plaza in the Odaiba district is a bizarre interactive museum, where visitors can take photos with kawaii unko, or cute poop. Don’t worry, there is no actual excrement ...

The "Mori Building Digital Art Museum," located in the commercial facility Palette Town in Odaiba, a waterfront district in Tokyo's Koto Ward, is a joint project between Mori Building Co. and art ...

This family-friendly museum in Tokyo’s amusement district, Odaiba, examines our daily lives through a scientific lens. It has one of the best entrances of all Tokyo museums; the impressive 6.5 ...