The Tokyo City Treasure Hunt is a proper little headache, not because the clue is clever in a loud way, but because it barely tells you anything. You get a dockside photo, some metal, a bit of warehouse roof, and that's it. If you've been swapping builds from your garage or checking new FH6 Cars before the weekly playlist, this is one of those challenges where the right car actually saves time.

Where the clue is pointing

The chest sits in the eastern part of Tokyo City, down in the industrial docks. Look near the Pier Pressure event, then start watching the warehouse roofs instead of the road. That's the bit many players miss. The treasure isn't tucked behind a container or sitting by a crane. It's up high, on a warehouse rooftop, and you'll need to jump to it.

Quick location check

Before you start flying off every ramp in the harbor, narrow it down. The right spot has a ramp close to the warehouse wall, with enough road behind it to build speed.

How to reach the rooftop

1. Fast travel to southeast Tokyo City.

2. Drive toward the docklands and Pier Pressure.

3. Line up with the warehouse ramp.

4. Hit the ramp with clean speed.

Car choice matters here

You don't need the wildest hypercar in the game, but you do need something that launches straight and doesn't wobble mid-air. I'd avoid heavy off-road stuff unless it's tuned well. A quick AWD road car is usually the easy answer. S1 or S2 works fine, as long as it can keep speed before the ramp and land without bouncing off the roof like a shopping trolley.

Small mistakes players keep making

1. Approaching the ramp from a bad angle.

2. Braking right before takeoff.

3. Searching only at street level.

4. Using a slow stock build.

Why this one feels tougher

Most Horizon treasure hunts point you toward a landmark that screams for attention. This one doesn't. Tokyo is dense, and the docklands are full of similar-looking buildings, roads, fences, and ramps. You can drive past the correct warehouse three times and still not clock it. That's what makes the hunt annoying, but also pretty satisfying once the chest finally pops.

Rewards and why it is still worth doing

Smash the chest and you'll get 100,000 Credits plus 3 Festival Playlist points. That's not bad for a few minutes of hunting, especially if you're saving for upgrades, rare imports, or seasonal builds. And if you're trying to move faster through the garage grind, checking cheap FH6 Credits can fit alongside regular playlist rewards without taking away the fun of finding the chest yourself.