Tokyo Station to teamLab Borderless 2026: Best Way by Train
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Tokyo Station to teamLab Borderless 2026: Best Way by Train

teamLab Borderless is now at Azabudai Hills in Minato Ward, a 5 to 8-minute walk from Roppongi-itchome Station (Tokyo Metro Namboku Line) or Toranomon Hills Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line). From Tokyo Station, the fastest route takes about 20 minutes with one transfer.

Quick Answer: Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line from Hibiya to Toranomon Hills Station: About 20 minutes total. Walk 5 minutes from Tokyo Station to Hibiya Station, take the Hibiya Line 2 stops to Toranomon Hills, then walk 8 minutes to the Azabudai Hills Garage entrance for teamLab Borderless.

Best Route

Via Hibiya Line to Toranomon Hills (recommended): Walk 5 minutes from Tokyo Station to Hibiya Station. Take the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (H) toward the Naka-Meguro direction. 2 stops to Toranomon Hills Station (H06). Walk 8 minutes south to Azabudai Hills, following signs for the Garage building.

Via Namboku Line to Roppongi-itchome: From Tokyo Station, take the Marunouchi Line to Kasumigaseki, transfer to the Namboku Line to Roppongi-itchome. About 20 minutes total. Walk 5 minutes to Azabudai Hills.

Step-by-Step Directions

Step 1: Walk 5 minutes from Tokyo Station west to Hibiya Station. Underground passages connect the two stations. Follow signs for the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (H, gray) at Hibiya Station.

Step 2: Board the Hibiya Line from Hibiya toward the Naka-Meguro direction. Ride 2 stops to Toranomon Hills Station (H06). About 5 minutes on the train.

Step 3: Exit Toranomon Hills Station from the Azabudai Hills exit (follow signs for Azabudai Hills). Walk approximately 8 minutes south and west to the Azabudai Hills Garage building. TeamLab Borderless is underground in the Garage section. Signage is clear.

Cost

Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line: Approximately 180 to 200 yen from Hibiya to Toranomon Hills. Not covered by JR Pass.

TeamLab Borderless entry: 3,200 yen adult, 1,000 yen child (ages 4 to 12). Booking required as timed entry slots sell out. Book at borderless.teamlab.art.

Travel Time

Tokyo Station to teamLab Borderless entrance: approximately 20 to 25 minutes total. The route involves a short walk to Hibiya, a 5-minute train ride, and an 8-minute walk from Toranomon Hills.

Taxi Option

A taxi from Tokyo Station to Azabudai Hills costs approximately 1,500 to 2,500 yen and takes 15 to 20 minutes—a practical option, especially in the evening or when carrying luggage. Ask the driver for Azabudai Hills Garage (Minato-ku Toranomon 5-4-1).

Best Option with Luggage

A taxi from Tokyo Station to Azabudai Hills is the most convenient option for luggage,  given the short distance. The train route is also accessible. Note that teamLab Borderless requires bags to be stored in lockers at the entrance. Small bags are permitted, but large bags must be left outside.

Best Option Late at Night

teamLab Borderless is open until 7 p.m. on weekdays and 9 p.m. on weekends (last entry 1 hour before closing). Check the current hours at borderless.teamlab.art, as they change seasonally. The Hibiya Line runs until midnight. For late weekend openings, the last train runs back to Tokyo Station.

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FAQ

Where exactly is teamLab Borderless at Azabudai Hills?

teamLab Borderless is in the Azabudai Hills Garage, a separate underground building within the Azabudai Hills complex. The address is 5-4-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Follow signs for Azabudai Hills Garage from the Toranomon Hills Station exit.

Is booking required for teamLab Borderless?

Yes. teamLab Borderless operates on a timed entry system. Book in advance at borderless.teamlab.art or through platforms like Klook. Walk-in entry is rarely available. Book at least a week in advance for weekends and several weeks in advance during peak season.

How is teamLab Borderless different from teamLab Planets?

Borderless is larger, has no fixed route, and emphasizes exploration between interconnected environments. Planets (in Toyosu) is a sequenced walk-through experience with physical immersion, including a water room.

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