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FORZA HORIZON 6

Tokyo City Treasure Hunt Location | Forza Horizon 6 | Spring Festival Playlist


Published: Jun 11, 2026
Last Edit: Jun 19, 2026
Forza Horizon 6
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How Treasure Hunts Work in FH6

Treasure Hunts are a weekly Festival Playlist activity in Forza Horizon 6. Each season, a glowing chest is hidden somewhere on the Japan map, and all you have to do is drive into it to collect the reward. There’s no puzzle to solve and no race to win - just locate the chest and roll through it. The Spring Festival Playlist typically features one of these Tokyo-side hunts, and this one is set right in the Tokyo docks, which is one of the most vertical parts of the map. Once the chest breaks, your Festival Playlist points are added on the spot.

Guide

This spot is simple to get to. Head to the Docks in the far South-East of Tokyo City.

greater area

And find your way to the road just North of the 3 buildings along the shoreline

area

When you find your way to the road just North of the 3 seaside warehouses, make your way onto the bridge by the Northmost one.

This bridge takes you South onto the middle building where you can turn around, hit a ramp and get onto the North building. From the roof on the South-East point you can drop to the lower layer, smashing the treasure – Otherwise you can launch yourself straight off the edge of the roof and onto the side balcony if you’re travelling around ~120km/h.

This is simple, but make sure to travel slowly on the glass roof, as well as landing on the rail between them - otherwise you’re taking the fast way down into the warehouse!

Path

That’s it. Once you’ve collected it you’re done with the treasure hunt!

Approach Speed and Jumping Tips

The trick to this hunt is the jump onto the side balcony. A few things to keep in mind:

If the Treasure Doesn’t Appear

Once the chest breaks, head to the Festival Playlist tab to confirm your Spring progress. The Tokyo Docks are usually quiet, so this is a good hunt to attempt during off-peak hours if you’re after a clean, uninterrupted run.

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