Central & Tokyo Area

1991 Nissan Figaro

• Region: Tokyo City (South)
• Location: Find it in a small parking lot on the southern side of Tokyo City, near the Rainbow Bridge and just south of Meiji Jingu Gaien Avenue. The car is parked among a paved lot, easy to spot once you know where to look.

1969 Dodge Charger R/T

• Region: Minamino (Central/East)
• Location: Tucked behind the Naruo Golf Course clubhouse. Head to the center of the region, locate the main golf building, and check the yard behind it. The Charger waits quietly among the golf carts.

North (Mountains & Snow)

1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale

• Region: Sotoyama (North/Snowy)
• Location: This northernmost treasure is behind a large hotel along the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. It’s a scenic drive with snow-covered peaks as your backdrop.

1981 BMW M1

• Region: Hokubu (North)
• Location: Hidden under a railway bridge amid farmland. Follow the train tracks on the northern side near the Takashiro border, and you’ll spot it tucked in the fields.

1995 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR

• Region: Takashiro (North-West)
• Location: Parked near a picnic area by a waterfall and temple. Take the small dirt road west of the temple loop and follow the river—there it will be, waiting to be collected.

West (Radio Towers & Towns)

1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE

• Region: Ohtani (West)
• Location: At the base of a massive red radio tower. Head toward the western edge of the region near the industrial area; the tower in a field is your landmark.

1987 Porsche 959

• Region: Shimanoyama (North-West)
• Location: Parked outside a convenience store in the historic post town of Narai-juku. The large parking lot on the east side of town will reveal this classic beauty.

East & South (Coastlines)

1985 Nissan Safari Turbo

• Region: Ito (Far East Peninsula)
• Location: Located under a windmill at the Wind Farm. Follow the dirt roads at the northern tip of the peninsula, and you’ll find it sitting quietly under the blades.

2005 Ford GT

• Region: Nangan (South)
• Location: On a cliff edge overlooking the ocean at the southernmost tip of the map. Take the coastal dirt trail east from the paved road until you reach the viewpoint—the GT is right there, ready for its next ride.

Tips for Collecting Treasure Cars

1. No Waiting Needed: Drive straight up to each car and press “Collect.” They go directly into your garage.
2. Use Landmarks: Bridges, towers, and windmills are your best visual clues.
3. Plan Your Route: Group cars by region to avoid backtracking. Start from Tokyo, work north, then west, and finish along the coast.
4. Enjoy the Scenery: These locations are designed to highlight the beautiful Japanese-inspired map—take a few detours for the views.

Collecting all nine Treasure Cars will earn you the “Lost and Found” badge, and it’s one of the quickest ways to expand your garage with rare, fully-restored vehicles. Keep this guide handy, and you’ll be racing through Japan in style in no time.