Chasing the Spring Treasure Hunt in Forza Horizon 6 doesn't feel like busywork, which is probably why players jump on it so quickly each week. It's short, it pays well, and it gives you a reason to poke around parts of the map you might normally blast past at 180 mph. If you're trying to build up FH6 Credits without grinding the same event over and over, this is one of those easy wins you really shouldn't skip.

What Makes This Spring Hunt Worth Doing

The Spring Treasure Hunt sits inside the Festival Playlist, so it's not just a quick credit grab. You're also earning progress toward seasonal rewards, which is where a lot of the best limited-time cars tend to sit. The format is simple enough: read the clue, work out the area, find the chest, smash it. No three-race championship. No long setup. Just a bit of map knowledge and a decent run-up. That's the appeal. You can finish it between longer races, or knock it out first before settling into the rest of the playlist.

Where The Chest Is Hiding

This week's clue points you toward Tokyo City, more specifically the eastern dock and warehouse zone. It's a busy-looking place, with containers, service roads, ramps, and buildings packed close together. The treasure chest isn't sitting neatly on the roadside, though. You'll need to get onto a warehouse roof near the harbour. Once you're in the right area, slow down for a moment and look for a clean approach. Players often miss it because they keep circling at full speed instead of checking the rooftops and possible launch points.

How To Reach It Cleanly

You don't need a rare car for this, but the wrong car can make it annoying. A quick all-wheel-drive coupe, rally build, or lightweight sports car will usually do the job. The trick is to line up your approach before you commit. Give yourself enough space, build speed, and aim for the roof rather than trying to correct in mid-air. If you land awkwardly, don't overthink it. Back up, reset the angle, and try again. Once you hit the chest, it breaks instantly and the game confirms the Playlist task as complete.

Rewards And Extra Treasure Hunting

The payout is the main reason most players care. The Spring chest gives 100,000 Credits and three Festival Playlist Points, which is strong value for a challenge that can take only a few minutes. Those points matter more than they seem, especially if you're chasing seasonal cars before the week rolls over. It's also a good excuse to keep exploring Japan. Hidden Treasure Cars are scattered across the map too, including finds in Tokyo City, Nangan, and Ohtani, so wandering off the main roads can pay off in more ways than one.

Final Thoughts

The Spring Treasure Hunt is exactly the kind of weekly task that fits Forza Horizon 6 well: quick, a little playful, and useful for progression. It won't test your driving like a tough championship, but it rewards paying attention to the map. If you're saving for upgrades, rare vehicles, or just want more room to experiment with builds, some players also choose to buy Forza Horizon 6 Credits while using seasonal events like this to keep their garage moving in the right direction.