TEAMLAB PLANETS TOKYO

teamLab是創立於2001年的藝術團隊，由跨領域專業人士聚集而成，目標通過共同創作的行為融合藝術、科學、技術、設計、以及自然界。團隊成員包括藝術家、工程師、CG動畫師、數學家、建築師等。豐洲展館為2018年開幕，集結光影體感的藝術作品，本館更加入了水的互動元素，重置人的感官體驗，與作品融為一體。「Plants是為了讓人重新思考與世界的關係，盡力將每個作品做到極致，使人忘我地沉浸其中」－teamLab創辦人　豬子壽之 teamLab is an art collective founded in 2001, composed of professionals from various fields, aiming to integrate art, science, technology, design, and nature through collaborative creation. The team includes artists, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects, and more. The Toyosu Pavilion, which opened in 2018, features art installations that combine light, shadow, and sensory experiences, and incorporates interactive water elements to reset human sensory experiences, merging the audience with the artwork. "Plants is designed to encourage people to rethink their relationship with the world, striving to perfect each piece so that one can immerse themselves and lose track of time," said teamLab founder Toshiyuki Inoko.

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南華微光 ◼ 大武山脈下的幾何山水

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Vila Ombak Hotel－Gili Island

吉利群島，當地陸上交通工具以馬車與自行車為主，島嶼本身不大，騎車環島一趟約40分鐘而已，來這的目的多半不外乎是浮潛、陽光浴和抽水煙，值得讚許的是就算小島本身資源匱乏且已成度假勝地，但街上佈景佈置與指標卻很難看到便品加工，仍保有許多手造的溫度。 The Gili Islands primarily use horse-drawn carriages and bicycles for local transportation. The islands themselves are not large, and it takes about 40 minutes to cycle around them. The main purposes for visiting are usually snorkeling, sunbathing, and smoking shisha. It is commendable that even though the small island has limited resources and has become a vacation destination, it is still difficult to find mass-produced items in the street decorations and signage, which retain a lot of handmade warmth.

OMO5 Tokyo Otsuka By Hoshino R

OMO5大塚，以大塚站與荒川線為鄰，旅店以電車為元素布置。

中央車站Grand Central Terminal

位於美國紐約市曼哈頓中城，為大都會北方鐵路的地下化鐵路車站，可與紐約地鐵的大中央-42街車站轉乘7號線、萊辛頓大道線及S線。該站占地面積48英畝，與賓夕法尼亞車站同為大紐約地區重要的交通樞紐，也是美國最繁忙、最著名的鐵路車站之一。

360顧名思義就是有360度全景，位於約翰漢考克中心 94 樓的觀景台，設置可傾斜達30的玻璃瞭望平台，可從 1000 英尺的高度俯瞰市景。

樁森 Tsubakimori Komuna

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SUMIDA RIVER WALK

SUMIDA RIVER WALK連結淺草與晴空塔的步行路徑，特色是跟鐵道架橋共構，所以經過時不時會有著電車震動的共鳴。從淺草方向出發的話，可不用看導航輕易的將晴空塔當遠方標的行走，且在橋上伴隨著上方電車與下方川流的船舶行駛十分有趣。 The SUMIDA RIVER WALK connects Asakusa with the Tokyo Skytree, featuring a walking path that is integrated with the railway bridge, so you can occasionally feel the vibrations from passing trains. If you start from the Asakusa direction, you can easily walk towards the Skytree without needing to look at a map, and it is quite interesting to see the trains above and the boats flowing below as you walk on the bridge.

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