teamLab Biovortex – Kyoto

Kyoto Station Southeast Area · Minami Ward, Kyoto

New large-scale teamLab space Immersive digital art & movement Timed-entry tickets

Light-filled digital art room at teamLab Biovortex Kyoto

Visitors interacting with teamLab Biovortex artwork

Photos: Immersive rooms and interactive installations at teamLab Biovortex Kyoto.

teamLab Biovortex is a new digital art space in Kyoto, filled with interactive works that react to your movement, light and sound. It’s located in the redevelopment area around Kyoto Station, making it easy to combine with temple visits or a Kyoto travel day.

🎫 Tickets & time slots 🚆 How to get there

⏰ Time inside: around 1–2 hours

🎟 Tickets: date & time-designated, dynamic pricing

👟 Best with comfortable clothes and shoes

What is teamLab Biovortex like?

Biovortex is designed as a movement-based art space. Instead of just looking at art, you walk, run, turn and explore while the visuals and sound respond to you. It’s closer to “digital playground” meets “art exhibition” than a traditional museum.

Expect dark rooms, bright lights, sometimes mirrored surfaces and interactive projections. You may need to watch your step, so avoid heels or long, trailing clothes.

How to get to teamLab Biovortex Kyoto

teamLab Biovortex is located in the southeast area of Kyoto Station, within walking distance.

From Kyoto Station

Exit toward the southeast redevelopment area around the station.
Follow local signs and your booking confirmation map to the exact building entrance.

Because the area is being redeveloped, building names and routes inside complexes may change, so always double-check the official map shortly before your visit.

FAQ – teamLab Biovortex

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, tickets are date and time specific. While some off-peak slots may be available last-minute, popular times and weekends often sell out ahead of time.

How long should I plan inside?

Most visitors spend about 1–2 hours inside, depending on how much they interact with each installation and take photos.

Is it suitable for young children?

Many kids love the visuals, but note that some rooms may be dark, loud or visually intense. Check the official age guidance and consider your child’s sensitivity to sound and light.

Combine with in Kyoto

Morning temples in Higashiyama, then Biovortex in the afternoon.
Shopping and dinner around Kyoto Station after your time slot.
Day-trip style: arrive/depart Kyoto by shinkansen with Biovortex as the main stop.