One of the most epic places I visited in the city of Tokyo in 2018 was the Mori Building Digital Art Museum teamLab Borderless located in Odaiba. This is not an ordinary museum, it is an epic, digital, and colorful place that impresses anyone, even those who do not like museums. In this article, I want to share my epic experience at this museum and recommend it to everyone!
This museum is perfect for a romantic meeting for couples, children and people of all ages. Here you embark on a universe full of colors made through technology using mirrors, LEDs, spotlights, 3D cameras, augmented reality and many other combinations of technology that make a show of lights and colors accompanied by an epic soundtrack.
In addition to the museum being large, the digital artworks are constantly changing in real time, which requires staying all day or making more than one visit to appreciate the entire museum. There are more than 50 works and some still interact with the public.

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What can you find at the Mori Building Digital Art Museum?
At the Mori Building Digital Art Museum, you can find various areas and exhibitions such as:
- Mundo sem fronteiras;
- Floresta de Lâmpadas;
- In Tea House;
- Atletismo Florestal
- Future Park;
Although the site divides the museum into these 5 areas, only the Borderless World is composed of numerous exhibitions. You enter and encounter a place full of mirrors and animations, art and colorful images moving all over the floor and walls along with effects created by mirrors in strategic locations. In addition to coming across paintings of works of art.
Advancing a little further you find a room with a half-high floor and a waterfall descending in the middle of it. On the walls you find ideograms falling and if you touch them they dissipate, thus creating an interaction with the visitors. If you go a little further, you'll find a room full of waves and puffs to lie down and relax.

Also on the first floor of the museum you will find a room full of led strips making fantastic animations accompanied by a fabulous soundtrack (it was one of my favorite rooms). You will also find the infinity room, a place full of mirrors with characters and art creating a fantastic illusion of infinity and a spotlight show.
On the first floor you can still find a forest full of lights and a place with exhibits of ancient civilizations and animals. No matter which corner you walk to, there will always be something to impress you. As you climb a staircase to the second floor you can also find a magnificent forest filled with traditional Japanese lamps that change colors.

On the second floor (the other way around) you'll also find Athletics Forest and Future Park, a place full of digital arts that involves exercise and athletics. There you will find giant balls, a slide, a children's play area and two climbing places to test your skills.
On this floor you can also color your artwork and turn it into something digital. Here you will also find the En Tea House where you can have tea together with a digital and interactive experience at your table. Remembering that the museum exit is on the second floor, so leave it to go up to the Athletics Forest after you have explored everything.
I had the chance to record the museum and I made a video that I will leave below:
Mori Building Digital Art Museum and TeamLab Borderless
teamLab was founded in 2001 by various visual artists, professionals, animators, programmers, musicians, engineers, architects, and mathematicians in order to explore a new relationship between humans, nature, technology, and art. Borderless means without borders and is linked to the name of the Mori Building Digital Art Museum in Odaiba.
This permanent Museum came about through a partnership between TeamLab Borderless and urban developer Mori Building responsible for creations such as ARK Hills, Roppongi Hills and Toranomon Hills. There is a museum in Tokyo called the Mori Museum, so be careful not to confuse the two.
In addition to the Mori Building Digital Art Museum, in Tokyo we have exhibitions by teamLab called teamLab Planets. You can also find one of their artworks at VenusFort located in Odaiba next to Pallet Town and also in the Ginza district at Ginza SIX. It’s always best to check the teamLab website to see all their attractions and artworks.

In other countries you can find some digital art piece by teamLab like Massless in Helsinki, Finland. In Singapore, there was also the exhibition of a crystal tree at the end of 2018. In fact, there is another museum similar to Borderless. In Singapore, we have the FUTURE WORLD ArtScience Museum by teamLab.
How to access the Mori Building Digital Art Museum
The access to this museum is at Pallete Town in Odaiba after that car center. Don't try to follow Google Maps as it won't take you anywhere, just go to Pallet Town (where the giant Ferris wheel is) and try to pass through the area full of cars until you reach the entrance of Mori Building Digital Art Museum.
Preferably buy tickets online because entries are limited. Unfortunately, the entry for adults is a bit pricey, costing around 3200 yen, but it is definitely worth the investment. It is much more worthwhile to go to the Mori Building Digital Art Museum than to pay 3,000 yen to go up the SkyTree and come down within an hour.

In my opinion, the Mori Building Digital Art Museum by TeamLab Borderless is one of the best attractions in Tokyo and Odaiba, you can't visit Tokyo without going to this place. If you have had the opportunity to experience these digital artworks, share your experience in the comments. Don't forget to share and let your friends know about this epic place!