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Shibuya Crossing location in Forza Horizon 6

Shibuya Crossing is a huge crosswalk in Tokyo, Japan and in Forza Horizon 6. Here's where you can find it in Tokyo City.

Shibuya Crossing location in Forza Horizon 6

Shibuya Crossing, a famous real-world landmark, makes an appearance in the video game Forza Horizon 6 as a Discovery location. This bustling intersection in Tokyo City is not officially listed as a landmark within the game, making it difficult to pinpoint its exact location on the game's map. Despite this, Shibuya Crossing is home to the Statue of Hachikō, a bronze statue of a loyal dog, and serves as the backdrop for various challenges in the Festival Playlist, such as the #PigInTheCity photo challenge.

For players seeking to locate Shibuya Crossing within the game, the developers have provided a guide. The landmark is situated just west of the northeastern park in Tokyo City. To reach the crossing, players can fast travel to either the Tokyo City Food Delivery job or the Shibuya Crossing Speed Trap, and then drive east along the road. Eventually, they will arrive at the iconic crosswalk that houses Hachikō.

One of the challenges in the Festival Playlist requires players to take a photo of a 2554 AMG Transport Dynamics M12S Warthog CST at Shibuya Crossing. This task can be accomplished by purchasing the Warthog from the Autoshow for 850,000 credits, obtaining it through a wheelspin, or earning 1,500 Horizon Festival points in the Danger Signs category. Upon capturing the photograph, players will earn the Master Chief Outfit as a reward.

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