If you have been driving around Forza Horizon 6 trying to wrap up your "Discover Japan" landmark challenge, you might have run into a bit of a roadblock looking for the Radio Towers. It's one of those spots that everyone talks about, but unless you've progressed deep enough into the game, it can be a bit confusing to actually find and mark off your map.



The main Radio Towers landmark is situated right in the dead center of Legend Island. Whether you are looking to knock this out the traditional way or hunting for a quick workaround to get it done early, here is exactly how to get there.



How to Reach the Radio Towers

If you're playing through the game naturally, the Radio Towers are technically locked behind your progression. The game won't just let you cruise over there from the start. First, you need to officially unlock Legend Island. You can do this by wrapping up the Horizon Legend Event, which will finally net you that coveted Gold Wristband.



Once you have got the island unlocked, the rest is simple. Open up your world map and look right at the very center of Legend Island. You will see a few dirt paths cutting straight through the middle of the landmass. You can either enjoy the drive out there or just fast travel directly to those dirt roads. As soon as your car gets close to the structures, the "Discovered" landmark notification will pop up on your screen, and you're good to go.



The EventLab Bypass Shortcut

Now, if you haven't unlocked the Gold Wristband yet but you're impatient and want to tick off that landmark challenge immediately, there's a handy little community trick you can use. The Forza community found a clever EventLab blueprint exploit that lets you bypass the progression wall entirely:



Open up your main game menu and head over to the Creative Hub tab.



Select Horizon EventLab, and then click on Play Events.



Hit the search button at the bottom of your screen and type in this specific Share Code: 272 813 678.



Look for the custom event titled "Legend Islands Early Exploration Glitch" and launch it in solo mode.



Once the event starts, you will bypass the usual boundaries. Just drive straight to the center of the map, and the game will register that you've discovered the towers, locking in your challenge credit early.



A Quick Heads Up: If you're hunting around the map, you might notice another set of secondary transmission masts over in the northwest section of the Ohtani mainland region. Those are actually used for tracking down the 1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE Treasure Car clue. Don't confuse the two! Driving out to the Ohtani masts won't do anything for your landmark progress—only the central towers on Legend Island count toward your official Discover Japan completion badge.