teamLab Biovortex Kyoto
Last updated: September 13, 2026
teamLab Biovortex Kyoto is the collective's newest museum and Japan's largest digital art space, a short walk from Kyoto Station. More than 50 artworks explore Environmental Phenomena — works that exist only through the light, air and movement around them — from the newly unveiled Megaliths and Transient Abstract Life and Return to whole worlds that respond to your presence. Two of teamLab's educational projects live here too: Athletics Forest, a multi-dimensional creative athletic space, and Future Park, where visitors create together.
Itinerary
- Stop at: teamLab Biovortex Kyoto
Frequently Asked Questions
The museum stands in the Higashikujo district just south-east of Kyoto Station — about a ten-minute walk from the station's Hachijo East exit. It slots easily before or after a day among the temples, since almost every route through the city passes the station.
Very — alongside the main galleries it houses two of teamLab's educational projects: Athletics Forest, a creative athletic space kids climb and bounce through, and Future Park, where drawings come to life on shared walls. The immersive rooms themselves need no explanation at any age.
It's the newest and largest of the three, built around Environmental Phenomena — artworks produced by light, air and movement rather than screens. If Borderless is a wandering labyrinth and Planets a barefoot walk through water, Biovortex is teamLab at its most physical and most vast.