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Had a great time and loved the experience. Make sure to wear shorts or pants that can be rolled up high because the water experience can get wet. I'm 5'11 and the water was up to my knees. Might not be a good place for kids younger than 13 just for that main reason unless parents are willing to bring a change of pants. Also lots of mirrors on the ground so watch out if you wear skirts. Good time but once is enough for me

Amazing. Beautiful. In my top 5 of places to visit while in Tokyo.I would especially recommend it for couples, or as a nice date. It's a very romantic place with ~magic that both can enjoy together.Also, it's far less busy than Borderless, which I found a little overrated..

This is an amazing way to spend an afternoon! It's so much better than you think it'll be. You walk through various spaces with different audio/visual/tactile sensations and it's very calming. My two favourite areas were the water room and the space room. When you go into the building you're given a locker to put your bags, jackets, shoes and socks in. Then you enter the exhibition space and walk through an upward stream of water to clean your feet. You walk barefoot through the whole thing. Make sure to wear trousers that you can roll up to your knees. The water room has water that reaches up to your knees. After each water area there's a room with seats, clean towels to dry your feet, and information on the exhibit you walked through.