Elon Musk Strikes up Glittery Tokyo Display on Summer Season Getaway

• Elon Musk, Grimes, and their boy X remain in Tokyo.
• Musk published videos and images of TeamLab Planets Tokyo’s huge light display.
• The vast gallery of interactive art work is lovely, and it’s not difficult to see why Musk enjoys it.

Tokyo is oppressively hot in summertime, however that hasn’t stopped Elon Musk from checking out the city.

Musk on Thursday revealed on X, the social networks platform previously referred to as Twitter, that he ‘d “simply gotten here in remarkable Japan.”

About 12 hours later on, he published an upgrade on what he depended on. And whatever your ideas on the guy, it’s clear he understands how to have a good time.

Musk published a clip of what seemed part of the stretching TeamLab Planets Tokyo display in Odaiba.

This specific space, “The Infinite Crystal Universe,” is among the display’s most Instagrammable screens. It’s lovely, and it’s not difficult to see why.

Musk, per his own account, “enjoys” it.

And it appears Musk and Grimes’ boy, X, was likewise in tow, and similarly captivated by the lights.

There’s a lot to the TeamLab show aside from “The Infinite Crystal Universe.” When this author went to the gallery in November, a number of other exhibitions were likewise striking. There’s a space where one gets to learn knee-deep, warm water while connecting with digital forecasts of koi and a drifting flower garden filled with flowers that come down from the ceiling.

Mentioning Grimes, the Musk household holiday didn’t seem simply for the TeamLab see. Musk likewise livestreamed part of Grimes’ Friday gig at the Makuhari Messe, an occasion hall in Chiba.

All in all, it appears Musk and his household’s summertime jaunt sure is measuring up to his characterization of the journey so far: He published on X on Friday, calling the holiday: “The Quick & & The Fanciful: Tōkyō DrÄ«ft 2023.”

This journey to Japan is Musk’s 2nd journey to Asia this year, and his very first journey to Japan in near to a years, per The Japan Times In May, he went to China, where he was hailed as “Sibling Ma” and dealt with like royalty.