In Persona 5: The Phantom X, the Treasure Tail Yongen-Jaya secondary mission challenges players to track down six hidden Orange Tabby Treasures. These trinkets are scattered across the district, and without precise directions, they can be missed entirely. As of 2026, the quest remains a favorite among completionists because it blends exploration, environmental observation, and a small cat-feeding detour. The following guide explains how to unlock the mission and where to find every treasure.

Before any treasure hunting begins, players must complete Treasure Tail Zoshigaya, the first Treasure Hunt Quest. After that, a notification appears in the Mission Menu whenever a new Orange Tabby Treasure Hunt becomes available. On PC, the Mission Menu is opened with J. Why is this prerequisite so important? Without finishing Zoshigaya, the Yongen-Jaya mission will not appear, no matter how many times players search the alleys.
| # | Treasure Location | Key Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Far end of the street | Next to a trash can |
| 2 | In front of Orange Tabby | Between two broken vending machines |
| 3 | Fast Travel sign | Sidewalk next to staring man |
| 4 | Alley with two NPCs | Back of the alley |
| 5 | Opposite alley | Feed black cat Tasty Treats Cat Food |
| 6 | Furthest alley near Orange Tabby | Between two planters |
🗑️ 1. Trash Can at the Street's End
From the spot where players first meet the Orange Tabby and the Old Man who speaks to Cats, they should move to the furthest side of the street until no more progress is possible. The first treasure sits next to a trash can. It is easy to overlook because the area looks like a dead end. But is it truly a dead end? Not for treasure hunters.
🥤 2. Broken Vending Machines
The second treasure appears directly in front of the Orange Tabby's location, nestled between two broken vending machines. Players need to watch for the interaction cue. Missing the cue is common, especially when the camera is angled away. A quick scan of the ground will reveal the glint.
🚉 3. Fast Travel Sign and the Staring Man
The third treasure is right in front of the Fast Travel sign of the Yongen-Jaya district. Nearby, a man stares at a corner in front of a dead end. Players should pick up the treasure from the sidewalk next to him. Why is he staring? The game does not explain, but his presence serves as a useful landmark.
🧍 4. Alley with Two NPCs
From the third treasure location, players move down the street in the direction of the Orange Tabby's location. Then they turn right and enter the alley. Inside, two NPCs are talking to each other. In the background, the fourth treasure shines. Interacting with it lets players grab it from the back of the alley. If the NPCs block the view, players can adjust the camera.
🐈 5. Black Cat and Cat Food
After the fourth treasure, players turn back to the main street and head to the opposite alley. They should look into a small gap between two buildings. There, a black cat sits, and the Tabby Treasure shines behind it. The cat will not move for a simple interaction. Instead, players must head to the Supermarket across the street and buy 'Tasty Treats Cat Food.' Returning to the cat and giving it the food recovers the fifth Orange Tabby Treasure. What happens if players skip the food? The treasure remains out of reach, making this the most involved step.
🌿 6. Planters Near the Orange Tabby
The sixth and final Orange Tabby Treasure is located in the furthest alley, right around the corner where the Orange Tabby is found. The treasure lies between two planters. Players can grab it after a short interaction. Once all six are collected, they should head back to the Orange Tabby and deliver the treasures. This pleases the quirky character and completes the Treasure Tail Yongen-Jaya mission.
🎯 Final Tips for Treasure Tail Yongen-Jaya
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Use the Mission Menu regularly to confirm the quest is active.
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Pay attention to interaction cues, as some treasures are small and easy to miss.
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Do not forget the Supermarket trip for the fifth treasure; the black cat will not cooperate otherwise.
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After collecting all six, return to the Orange Tabby to finish the mission.
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If a treasure seems missing, check the camera angle and move closer to the hiding spot.
In 2026, Persona 5: The Phantom X continues to add content, but the Yongen-Jaya Treasure Tail remains a compact collectible quest. With the steps above, players can locate all six Orange Tabby Treasures without wandering the district. The mission rewards careful observation and a bit of patience—especially when a hungry black cat stands in the way. Completionists who follow this route can add another side mission to their finished list and enjoy one of the game's smaller, stranger stories.
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