teamLab Forest Fukuoka
Last updated: September 13, 2026
teamLab Forest is the collective's Fukuoka museum, grown inside the BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA complex beside the Mizuho PayPay Dome. Its digital forest divides in two: in the Catch and Collect Forest you hunt luminous creatures with an app — catch, observe, release — building your own field guide as you go, while the Forest of Motion asks you to perceive the world with your body, climbing and balancing through three-dimensional terrain where the art responds to every move. It's teamLab at its most participatory — you don't view this forest, you inhabit it.
Itinerary
- Stop at: teamLab Forest Fukuoka (BOSS E・ZO)
Frequently Asked Questions
The Catch and Collect Forest turns the artwork into a living ecosystem: spot glowing animals in the projections, catch them with the museum's app, study them and release them back. The Forest of Motion is the physical half — uneven, climbable, three-dimensional spaces built on the idea of perceiving the world with the body, where interacting with the art means moving through it.
It's inside BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA, the entertainment building on the grounds of the Mizuho PayPay Dome in the Momochi waterfront district. Buses run from Hakata Station and Tenjin to the dome, or take the subway's Kuko Line to Tojinmachi Station and walk about fifteen minutes — Fukuoka Tower stands close by for a paired evening.
It's one of teamLab's most child-friendly museums: catching creatures and clambering through the Forest of Motion are exactly what kids want from art. Wear flat, secure shoes for the climbing areas — the terrain is deliberately uneven, and moving through it is the whole experience.