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One of the coolest small landmarks to visit in Forza Horizon 6 is the Statue of Hachikō. It is easy to miss if you are driving through Tokyo at full speed, but once you know where to look, it becomes one of the most recognizable spots in the city. If you are trying to complete exploration accolades, seasonal photo challenges, or simply want to see one of Tokyo’s most famous real-world locations recreated in the game, this guide will help you find it quickly. The Statue of Hachikō is located in the center of the Shibuya district inside the Tokyo urban zone. More specifically, the statue sits just outside the main exit of Shibuya Station. The area is surrounded by dense traffic, bright advertisements, and crowded streets, making it one of the busiest-looking parts of the map. When you arrive in Shibuya, the easiest visual clue is the huge Shibuya Crossing intersection. You will notice multiple crosswalks stretching across a large multi-lane road, along with giant neon billboards lighting up the buildings around it. Near this intersection is a small pedestrian plaza, and that is where the bronze Hachikō statue can be found standing on its stone pedestal. If you are navigating from the map screen, head toward the southwestern side of the main Tokyo city grid. Look for the dense cluster of roads and intersections near the center of the urban area. The crossing itself is much larger than most nearby intersections, so it stands out clearly once you zoom in a bit. One thing to keep in mind is that the statue is fairly small compared to the skyscrapers and heavy traffic surrounding it. If you drive too fast, you can easily pass by without noticing it. Slowing down helps a lot, especially when entering the plaza area near the station entrance. Using Drone Mode also makes spotting the statue much easier because you can scan the plaza from above without dealing with traffic or pedestrians blocking your view. The location is also commonly used for Photo Mode objectives. Many seasonal challenges and exploration accolades ask players to park near the statue or take pictures in the Shibuya area. Because of that, it is worth memorizing the location early on. There is enough open space near the plaza to position your car for screenshots, especially during nighttime when the neon lights make the entire area look impressive. Even if you are not chasing challenges, the Statue of Hachikō is one of those landmarks that adds personality to the world of Forza Horizon 6. The recreation of Shibuya feels lively and detailed, and stopping at the statue is a nice break from racing across highways and mountain roads. If you enjoy exploring the map beyond events and races, this is definitely one of the Tokyo locations worth visiting.
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