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Tokyo Collectible Guide in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4

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On July 13, 2025

Hinted all the way back in the Airport level, we are finally going to the futuristic version of Tokyo in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4. This venue is used as a competition backdrop, similar to the Rio and Skater Island before it, giving you three Heats at a minute each to perform the sickest moves to rank up with the highest score. It’s probably the hardest content in the game only because it requires precision, and you’re facing off against scaled AI. Regardless, while you’re doing this to progress, the map is filled with collectibles for you to find.

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Stat Points

Stat Point #1

The first stat point can be a bit tricky to get because of its elevation. This is located to the immediate right of when you go down the initial ramp, but up in the sky on a rail. To get up here, you’ll need to get enough gauge and momentum to hop up the transfer ramp and angle yourself to the right. You’ll then need to carefully transfer onto the wiring to collect the stat point.

Stat Point #2

The second stat point can be found very easily. Go up onto the walkway and head to the pathway left. If you look along the edge, below the colorful giant skateboard sign, there will be a little area to jump to, along with the stat point along the edge.

Stat Point #3

The third and final stat point can be hard to get. Head all the way to the back of the arena, furthest from the starting point where there are turquoise ramps. Get enough speed and gauge to jump up to the train tracks above and ride it to the west. Hop over to the ledge and grind until you pick up the stat point along this path.

Cash

Cash #1

The first cash, and by far the easiest, is hidden in plain sight. Right when you start the level, head down to the right until you see a glass map that we presume is meant to represent Tokyo’s complicated train system. Regardless, continue a little further and you’ll see what seems like a purple hologram. Inside this hologram is the cash. A nice little hiding place.

Cash #2

The next cash you need to build up a lot of gauge and momentum very quickly before being able to have a chance of getting to its location. The ramp you start from is actually in-between two transfer ramps, and at the top is a railing that you need to grind. Angle yourself so you’re grinding west and then hop over to another line that will take you up. Once you get to the end here, grind even more and hop over until you’re on top of the structure with the peculiar mascot. All that needs to be done is hop across to claim your prize.

Cash #3

Head to the back of the level until you find the duo loop ramps. Your objective is to go off the ramp in-between the two, but you will need quite a bit of momentum to transfer from here onto the large decoration elevated in the sky. If you succeed, the cash is found directly in front of you.

Iron Galaxy Logo

Incredibly well hidden, the Tokyo Iron Galaxy Logo is located at the back of the stage. Go all the way to the other end of the arena when you start where there are turquoise ramps spread about. Get enough speed and jump up to the train tracks above and grind to the west. There will be a Japanese sign next to the Disorder Skateboards sign that you will need to hop down into. From here, the Iron Galaxy logo is located on the ramp inside.

Hidden Deck

Similar to the first Cash and Stat Point in the arena, the Hidden Deck is above you as soon as you start the level. In order to get there, you will need to get enough gauge and momentum to get on the railing above, and then you’ll need to carefully jump onto the small platform before picking up the hidden Deck.