Finding the Tokyo Central Railway Station in Forza Horizon 6
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
A guide to locating the hidden Tokyo Central Railway Station in Forza Horizon 6, detailing how to complete Series 4 weekly photo challenges using the 2017 Toyota JPN Taxi.
Forza Horizon 6 trades wide open countryside for dense urban exploration, and finding specific landmarks in the Tokyo metropolitan area can sometimes feel like hunting for a needle in a haystack. While towering structures like Tokyo Tower practically beg to be found, spots like the Tokyo Central Railway Station are much easier to miss. According to a guide by Paulo Kawanishi over at Polygon, tracking down this specific location is essential for checking off Discovery spots and making progress through the latest seasonal content. You can find the complete breakdown in the original guide on Polygon.
Pinpointing the station requires a bit of map reading in the heart of the Tokyo City region. The best approach is to locate the large park featuring two lakes, then head southeast toward the dark brown railway lines cutting through the map. The station itself stands out as a distinctive European style brick building at the end of the road. Finding it is only the first step because Series 4 weekly challenges require players to visit the site and snap a photo using the 2017 Toyota JPN Taxi.
Completing the Horizon Mascot Party challenges means parking the JPN Taxi so the station building frames the background of your photo since you cannot drive directly up to or inside the structure. Players will need to earn the vehicle first by finishing the Series 4 Seasonal Job titled Tokyo City Food Delivery. Exploring the area during the summer season also rewards observant drivers with tanabata streamers to photograph for the collection journal, adding a nice touch of seasonal atmosphere to the urban map.
Tags: Forza Horizon 6, Playground Games, Xbox, Guides, Gaming
Original article: Polygon