Where to find Shibuya Crossing in Forza Horizon 6 and beat Tokyo Drift
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One of the world's busiest streets, now without pedestrians.
Tokyo Drift is one of the most annoying Series 1 daily challenges in Forza Horizon 6. Not only do you need to find Shibuya Crossing, but you also need to perform three Awesome Drifts, which is easier said than done.
I'll explain where to find Shibuya Crossing below, alongside how best to complete this pesky challenge so you can get your Playlist Festival points and put this task in the rearview mirror.
Forza Horizon 6 Shibuya Crossing location
Shibuya Crossing is a four-way junction in the northwest of Tokyo City, almost directly south of the Highway Circuit road race, and east of the food delivery job icon. It's not far from Edogawa Baseball Stadium, which you also need to visit this week for the Pitcher Perfect challenge.
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You'll recognise Shibuya Crossing by the many road crossings, but also the massive advertisements on the side of the buildings. There are Horizon Festival barriers all around the crossroads, too.
How to beat Tokyo Drift in Forza Horizon 6
As for how to beat Tokyo Drift, the issue with this challenge is how vague the description is. Basically, you need to perform three Awesome Drifts while moving through Shibuya Crossing, so from the main road around the corner into one of the other junctions. It likely won't trigger for you by simply doing donuts at the centre of the road, or drifting but continuing down the main road, for some reason.
A big issue, then, will be avoiding traffic. Wait for the right moment, and as long as you drift long enough through Shibuya Crossing junction for it to score Awesome, then you're done.
I recommend using one of the best cars for drifting, as well as disabling traction control and ABS (anti-lock braking system) to make drifting easier. To get the perfect drift, start drifting around the corner but only tap the accelerator—don't hold the gas like you might be tempted to.
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