Where to find Mascot City's Tokyo City Dango area in Forza Horizon 6

The new Festival Playlist update is well underway with the Horizon Mascot Party in Forza Horizon 6, and as with the usual weekly updates, we've got a new photo challenge. This one involves finding Mascot City's Tokyo City Dango area and it'll give you both the Dango Outfit, plus progress towards the Summer Season, inching you closer to the Exomotive Exocet Sport and the Datsun 2000 Roadster.

Forza Horizon 6 Mascot City's Tokyo City Dango area location

This week's photo challenge is super easy, you just need to head to the giant stadium in the south of the Shimanoyama region, on the west side of the map. This stadium is marked as the Horizon Mascot Party location, though it's somewhat confusing that the instructions direct us to Tokyo City, when it's not in that region at all.

Once you arrive, park anywhere inside, and follow these instructions to get your driver out of their car:

Press up on the D-pad to activate photo mode when your car is stationary
Press Y for effects
Scroll down to character
Cycle along until they appear outside your car
Press Y to close the effects menu
Take your snap

This will earn you the Dango Outfit plus some progress towards those special Summer Season cars. Make sure to also complete the new collectible and weekly challenge if you want to maximise your point gains.

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