Last checked: September 10, 2026
There are 10 working Midnight Racing: Tokyo codes in September 2026, and most of them pay out straight Yen — up to 5,000,000 at once from ALPHA — while the rest unlock throwback maps and the hidden Shirakawa Touge mountain pass. Midnight Racing: Tokyo is devGem’s sim-cade recreation of night-time Tokyo (851 racers online and 182.7 million visits on a live reading taken September 10, 2026), and its codes are tied to updates and milestones.
These codes are verified working as of September 10, 2026, cross-checked against three separately-owned trackers: Roblox Den (swept September 10), Pro Game Guides (GAMURS, September 1) and Pocket Tactics (Network N, September 2). The Yen codes stack to roughly 15 million Yen in total — enough to buy and tune a genuinely competitive car before your first race. Redeem them soon, because devGem deactivates codes without warning.
| Code | Reward | Status |
|---|---|---|
| ALPHA | 5,000,000 Yen | Active |
| HoldTheLine | 3,500,000 Yen | Active |
| AMERICA25 | 2,000,000 Yen | Active |
| challenge | 2,000,000 Yen | Active |
| SNOWDAY | 1,500,000 Yen | Active |
| 100ksocial | 1,500,000 Yen | Active |
| timemachine2018 | Unlocks the Classic Tokyo throwback map | Active |
| DataRecover | Overwrites your saved car builds (redeem drconfirm straight after to confirm) | Active |
| ??? | Unlocks the SH1R4K4W4 code | Active |
| SH1R4K4W4 | Unlocks Shirakawa Touge (redeem ??? first) | Active |
These codes are dead. We keep the archive here so you can tell a genuinely expired code from one you simply mistyped, and so you never waste a redemption on them.
| Code | Reward | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 100Million | Yen | Expired |
| secretcode | Yen (dev confirmed fake) | Expired |
| christmas2023 | Yen | Expired |
| PumpkinHunt2023 | Yen | Expired |
| EASTER | Yen | Expired |
| easterbunny | 2,000,000 Yen | Expired |
| SPRING BREAK | Yen | Expired |
| patience | Yen | Expired |
| updatetime | Yen | Expired |
| touchgrass50k | 3,000,000 Yen | Expired |
| DEVGEM500K | 2,000,000 Yen | Expired |
| 12ktwitter | 1,000,000 Yen | Expired |
| feelsbrokeman | Yen | Expired |
| no moners | Yen | Expired |
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Midnight Racing: Tokyo is made by the devGem group (Roblox group ID 2776987), and codes are announced through the studio’s own channels first. The fastest place to catch a new one is the official Midnight Racing: Tokyo Discord server, where codes are posted in the announcements/codes channel the moment they go live. The developer also posts on X as @DevGemOfficial, and the live game description itself carries the current headline code (right now it reads “CODE: ALPHA”).
Rather than following a calendar, codes drop when the game does something: a major update, a follower or favorite milestone (the game had 731,212 favorites on a live read taken September 10, 2026), or a holiday event. Bookmark this page — we re-check the live game and those channels regularly and move codes between the active and expired tables the moment their status changes. For the bigger picture on the game, our Midnight Racing: Tokyo hub tracks the current version and player numbers.
If a code refuses to redeem, run through this checklist before deciding it is dead:
There is no fixed schedule. Based on the pattern so far, devGem ships codes alongside major content updates, follower and favorite milestones, and holiday events — the game is still officially in Alpha (version 1.1, per the live game description on September 10, 2026), so most codes arrive with development pushes. When the game hits a quiet stretch between updates, expect a genuine code drought rather than daily drops. We will never invent a code to fill the gap; if the active list above is all there is, that is all there is.
Every active code above was cross-checked against multiple independent, current trackers — Pocket Tactics, Roblox Den, Beebom and Dexerto — and against the developer’s own live Roblox game description, which explicitly promotes “CODE: ALPHA” and confirms the game is on Alpha v1.1 (description last updated July 18, 2026). Where sources disagreed, we sided with the primary source and the newest checks: that is how we kept ALPHA active despite one tracker retiring it, and how we corrected the reward figures for HoldTheLine, SNOWDAY and AMERICA25. We never publish a code only one site carries, and we drop or flag anything we cannot confirm. Read our full codes verification process to see exactly how we test.
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As of September 10, 2026 the verified working codes are ALPHA (5,000,000 Yen), AMERICA25 (2,000,000 Yen), HoldTheLine (3,500,000 Yen), SNOWDAY (1,500,000 Yen), 100ksocial (1,500,000 Yen), challenge (2,000,000 Yen), DataRecover, timemachine2018 (Classic Tokyo map), ??? and SH1R4K4W4 (Shirakawa Touge unlock). Redeem them from the PROMO CODE button on the main menu.
Enter it as ALPHA in capitals. The developer used to print CODE: ALPHA at the top of the live game description, but on September 10, 2026 that line is gone — the description now advertises the Alpha v1.1 map expansion instead. Roblox Den writes the code as Alpha; because Midnight Racing Tokyo codes are case-sensitive, if the all-caps version is ever rejected, try that exact capitalization instead.
There is no fixed schedule. devGem drops new codes around major updates, follower and favorite milestones, and holiday events rather than weekly. When the game is between updates, expect a code drought rather than daily codes.
We verify Midnight Racing: Tokyo codes against the live game and the developer’s official channels, and we update this page as codes are added or expire. Last checked September 10, 2026. Found a working code we missed? Drop it in the Earnaldo Discord.