Where to find the Tokyo House in Forza Horizon 6
The Tokyo House is the most expensive player home in Forza Horizon 6. Here's where to find it and what perks it comes with.
The Tokyo House is a premium player home situated in the city of Tokyo within the expansive world of Forza Horizon 6. This particular residence offers some of the most advantageous perks among all the homes available. However, its costliness sets it apart, being the priciest option unless you possess a VIP membership, which renders the purchase free. The Tokyo House also serves as the host for special challenges, such as the #CityLiving photo challenge during the summer week of the City Life Festival Playlist.
Locating the Tokyo House in Forza Horizon 6 is relatively straightforward once you identify its precise location. The property can be found on the southwesternmost road of Tokyo City, situated just beside the border with the neighboring region, Nangan. The most convenient way to reach this location is via fast travel to the closest road you've already unlocked, or by cruising along the outskirts of Tokyo City. Additionally, an aftermarket car dealership is situated just a short distance away from the house.
To make the Tokyo House your own, you'll need to invest 3,000,000 CR into the purchase. Alternatively, if you hold a VIP membership, you can acquire the house without any cost. However, in both cases, you must have attained at least the Yellow stamp requirement. Once the purchase is complete, you'll unlock the house's perk, which grants you a complimentary daily wheelspin.
Upon acquiring the Tokyo House, you'll gain access to its unique benefits. One of these perks is the ability to participate in and complete special challenges, such as the #CityLiving photo challenge. To participate in this challenge, all you need to do is capture a photograph of the Tokyo House. There are no specific car or model requirements for this challenge. Upon successfully completing the #CityLiving photo challenge, you'll earn the exclusive emote, Pop n Lock.
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