Osaka Nagai Botanical Garden teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka Ticket


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18:00 ‑ 21:30 (Last entry: 20:30);
Closed on: 1 December 2025, 15 December 2025; 1 January 2026, 2 January 2026;
Opening hours may vary by season. Please check the official website for details.
Children aged 0‑5 can enter for free;
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Each adult aged 18 and above may bring up to 3 children aged 0‑15;
You may be required to present proof of identity (e.g., driver's license, health insurance card, student ID, passport, or any valid document confirming your name and age) at the entrance.
1‑23 Nagai Koen, Higashisumiyoshi‑ku, Osaka‑shi, Osaka 546‑0034
(1) Take the Midosuji Subway Line and get off at Nagai Station. Walk east from Exit 3 for about 800 metres;
(2) Take the JR Hanwa Line to Nagai Station. Walk from the East Exit for about 1,000 metres;
(3) Take the JR Hanwa Line to Toriishi Station. Walk from the East Exit for about 1,200 metres heading southeast;
(4) Take Osaka City Bus Route No. 4 "Suminoe Park ‑ Deto Bus Terminal" to Nagai East Stop, then walk about 400 metres north.
Luggage storage services are not available on site.
Smoking and drinking alcohol are prohibited. Offenders will be asked to leave immediately upon discovery by staff;
The following items are prohibited from being brought in: alcoholic beverages and food, luggage exceeding 50 cm in total length, dangerous items, items with strong odours, fresh flowers, drinks without lids (excluding plastic bottles and flasks), and any other items deemed dangerous by staff;
Use of flash, monopod, tripod, selfie stick, and other auxiliary equipment is prohibited;
Pets are not allowed, except for service animals with valid certification;
Do not feed the animals, collect plants, or enter fenced areas (including ponds) or planted areas within the park.
The venue is dimly lit with many uneven surfaces and areas where it may be difficult to stand steadily. For safety reasons, children must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian;
The organiser is not responsible for any injuries, losses, damages, or other issues resulting from the use of facilities within the exhibition;
Pushchairs and wheelchairs are welcome, but due to many unpaved areas in the venue, some exhibition zones may not allow wheelchair access for safety reasons;
Some exhibits may involve flashing lights or loud sound effects.
Some exhibits may be suspended during crowded periods or maintenance; exhibits may change according to the season;
During busy periods, you may need to queue outside. Please take appropriate personal precautions according to the season to prevent heatstroke or catching a cold. Please allow ample time for your visit;
Reselling tickets is strictly prohibited.

Attraction Highlights
Osaka Nagai Botanical Garden teamLab Botanical Garden Osaka is located within Nagai Park in Higashisumiyoshi‑ku, Osaka City. The total area of the garden is approximately 240,000 square metres, home to over 1,200 species of plants, and features a permanent nighttime digital art exhibition. This attraction operates a "dual‑mode" model: during the day, it functions as a traditional botanical garden where visitors can admire various native plants; after sunset, it transforms into an immersive open‑air digital art museum. Leveraging the natural ecosystem of plants, lakes, and more within the garden, it creates multiple interactive art installations. The exhibition area includes six core exhibits such as the Camellia Garden Echoing the Microcosm, the Eucalyptus Life Forest, and the Sculptures of Birds in the Wind. The installations change in light colour and sound in response to wind, rainfall, and visitor movement, allowing visitors to become part of the art creation.

Dual Day‑Night Experience Venue
During the day, visitors can explore the native botanical garden with over 1,200 plant species and appreciate the beauty of nature; after sunset, the garden undergoes a stunning transformation, combining plants, lakes, and digital light and shadow into a dreamlike artistic space, offering a dual harvest of nature appreciation and art experience.

Nature‑Driven Dynamic Interaction
The exhibition installations have no fixed form; they change in light colour and tone based on wind direction and strength, rainfall conditions, as well as visitor movement and touch. Every moment of the viewing experience is unique, embodying a deep connection between art and the natural environment.

Diverse Immersive Art Exhibits
There are six themed exhibition zones, ranging from 61 fixed‑colour egg‑shaped light installations in the Camellia Garden, to echoing lamps on the pond, and light‑and‑shadow sculptures that track actual birds. The exhibits cover different forms of artistic expression, catering to the experiential needs of a wide variety of visitors.

A Symbiosis of People, Art, and Nature
The exhibition area breaks down the boundary between "audience" and "exhibit." Visitors' standing and walking directly trigger changes in the installations, forming a borderless artistic entity that integrates people, light, and the natural ecosystem, achieving a unique experience where "visitors are participants in the art."

Artistic Integration in a Vast Venue
Spread across the 240,000‑square‑metre expansive garden, digital art is distributed among diverse natural settings such as woodlands, lakes, and flower gardens. Unlike enclosed art museums, this allows visitors to gradually explore the art installations while strolling through nature, offering a more layered and immersive experience.





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