A Guide to Capturing Stunning Shots of Tokyo Tower in Forza Horizon 6

Each week in Forza Horizon 6’s Series 1 update, players are tasked with snapping a photo of a different location. The first week kicked off in the Horizon Festival grounds, but now it’s time to capture the iconic Tokyo Tower. Finding this massive red structure can be tricky when your perspective is limited to the cockpit view of your car.

Here’s how to tackle the Tokyo Tower photo challenge so you can get back to racing—there are limited-time cars at stake, after all.

The Tokyo Tower is located in the western part of Tokyo, just off the main highway, south of the seasonal Tokyo City Food Delivery job and northeast of the Tokyo House. Once you’re in the vicinity, the bright red base and the Horizon Festival boards nearby make it easy to spot.

For the seasonal challenge, you only need to photograph the base of the tower. Oddly enough, a full-length shot of the tower itself won’t count. Drive up to the base, enter photo mode (by pressing up on the d-pad), and snap a picture of the base. It’s that straightforward.

Completing this task will reward you with three Festival Playlist points and the ‘Oooh…Shiny!’ quick chat line. While the quick chat line might not mean much to most players, the Festival Playlist progress is crucial if you want to unlock the exclusive weekly cars—the 1997 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec and the 1991 Honda CR-X SiR—or the Series 1 reward cars, which include the 2008 Mazda Furai and the 2010 Nissan 370Z.