Humans “perceive the world with their body, but these days our perception of the world is often through the internet, or television”, Inoko said.<\/p>\n

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“So, we wanted to create an experience” that appealed to all senses, he added.<\/p>\n

The exhibition is well poised to take advantage of a recent boom in tourism to Japan, with visitor numbers hitting a record monthly high in December.<\/p>\n

TeamLab was founded in 2011 and also runs another museum in Tokyo called “teamLab Planets”.<\/p>\n

The collective has shown its hugely popular artworks worldwide, and has several permanent exhibitions in China.<\/p>\n

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