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Borderless in Azabudai Hills is an exhibition explored without a map. Do not confuse its tickets with Toyosu’s Planets; plan children’s breaks around dark spaces and the no-re-entry rule.
Official information reviewedWhere should I start?
The venue states that there is no nursing room inside. Rest areas are not nursing rooms, so feed before entry and ask staff if you need assistance.
Planning this outing
Explore at your child’s pace rather than aiming to see a fixed number of works. Agree a meeting point, keep the group together and schedule meals before or after the visit.
Questions before you go
Is there a nursing room inside?
The venue states that there is no nursing room inside. Rest areas are not nursing rooms, so feed before entry and ask staff if you need assistance.
Which spaces need care with children?
There are dark areas, uneven floors, low ceilings, strong lights and sound. Keep children close and ask staff for help if a space makes them uncomfortable.
Can we step out and return?
Re-entry is not allowed. Children of elementary-school age or younger need an adult aged 18 or over, with at most five children per adult including free-entry children. Plan meals and your group accordingly.
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Official sources & review date
Checked: · Review due: 2026-11-27
Prepared from official visitor guidance. Suggested plans are JapanPin’s editorial advice, not firsthand reviews or live booking or operating information. Recheck dated conditions and operation with the official provider before visiting.
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