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Vegan Ramen UZU Tokyo
Oct 08, 2021 - End of 2023
teamLab Planets TOKYO, Toyosu, Tokyo
Restaurant
APERTO
teamLab SuperNature Macao
Soft Opened June 15, 2020
The Venetian Macao, Macao
Permanent Solo Exhibition
APERTO
teamLab Planets TOKYO
2018.7.07(Sat) – End of 2023
Toyosu, Tokyo
teamLab Museum
TERMINATA
Kinetismus - 100 Years of Electricity in Art
2022.2.22(Tue) - 8.29(Mon)
Kunsthalle Praha, Prague
Group Exhibition
TERMINATA
DMM.PLANETS Art by teamLab
2016.7.16(Sat) - 8.31(Wed)
Odaiba Aomi area, Tokyo
TERMINATA
ONE PIECE x teamLab present ONE PIECE “Digital Art Island Adventure" at Odaiba YUME-TAIRIKU
2015.7.18(Sat) - 8.31(Mon)
Fuji Television Network 22F Forum, Tokyo
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Art collective, teamLab, opened a series of new visitor areas at teamLab Planets Tokyo during the Covid pandemic, which visitors from abroad are now finally able to experience, given that Japan’s travel ban was recently lifted.(Excerpt from the text)
6. teamLab Borderless is gone, but teamLab Planets is still around
We bid farewell to teamLab Borderless at the end of August, but not all is lost. Thankfully teamLab Planets has extended its stay and will now be around until the end of 2023. At Planets, teamLab's immersive digital art installations are bigger, set in spacious rooms for a more immersive experience. Plus, it’s got a brand new garden area as well as a jaw-dropping vegan ramen restaurant that’s just out of this world. (Excerpt from the text)
動物性食品を摂らないことで環境への負荷を低減するヴィーガンは、サステナブルなライフスタイルのひとつ。2021年10月8日（金）、豊洲の「teamLab Planets（チームラボプラネッツ) TOKYO DMM」にオープンした「Vegan Ramen UZU（ヴィーガンラーメンウズ）Tokyo」は、最新アートを楽しみながらヴィーガンフードをいただけるスポットになっている。アートとSDGsのおいしい融合に注目を！ (本文抜粋)
In the midst of international lockdowns and restrictions, we have developed a new relationship with our surroundings, becoming more conscious of how we move in, around, and through space. We spent an inordinate amount of time indoors, examining nature through the veil of window panes, doorways, fire escapes, rooftops, or even through security cameras signaling the arrival of deliveries. During a period of collective anxiety as well as physical and emotional distances, we ran into an existential dilemma that asked us to consider the nature of survival whilst being entirely removed from nature. In celebration of its third anniversary, teamLab Planets TOKYO unveiled a new Garden Area with two new immersive installations. The museum located in Toyosu, Tokyo offers a unique interpretation of nature when we needed it most. The living garden reconnects us to the soil beneath our feet that never stopped evolving despite our absence.(Excerpt from the text)
teamLab Planets attempts to dissolve the boundary between body and art with its experimental rooms. In all, there are a total of nine artworks, four exhibition spaces and two gardens.(Excerpt from the text)
teamLab Planets Tokyo has just announced its plan to open a new garden area with two interactive garden art installations in celebration of the museum’s third anniversary in Japan.(Excerpt from the text)
El colectivo artístico teamLab Planet acaba de inaugurar dos nuevas instalaciones inmersivas en el museo teamLab Planets de Tokio con orquídeas flotantes y ovoides lumínicos como protagonistas. (Extracto de texto)
Tokyo, Japan – July 21, 2021 – teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu, Tokyo is celebrating its third anniversary with an expansion: on July 2, the museum opened a new Garden Area, with two interactive garden art installations. (Excerpt from the text)
El colectivo artístico teamLab Planet acaba de presentar dos nuevas instalaciones en su museo de Tokio que sumergirán al visitante en una apasionante aventura y lo convertirán en protagonista de la obra (Extracto de texto)
To mark its third anniversary, sensorial attraction teamLab Planets Tokyo has launched a new Garden Area featuring two artworks that invite visitors to interact with orchid blooms and shiny ovoids.
One of the two artworks is set in a garden with more than 13,000 live orchids blooming in mid-air. The other is a moss garden filled with ovoids that shine and resonate when pushed by people or blown by the wind. (Excerpt from the text)