Mei's House
OhtaniAuto-unlocks after the tutorial. Grab it first — it opens Autoshow car trading.
Settle in
Forza Horizon 6 scatters 8 player houses across Japan, and each comes with a permanent perk that stays active no matter where you spawn. The headline is The Estate (Yashiki House) — a fully buildable plot you shape with an upgraded EventLab toolset. Houses unlock through the Discover Japan Stamp system (yellow → green → blue → orange → gold). Heads-up: the game also has 8 separate Garages (fast-travel + car-display points) — a different set of "8", not the houses. [RPS, TECH, FH6GUIDE]
Auto-unlocks after the tutorial. Grab it first — it opens Autoshow car trading.
The buildable base. Clear the 19 objects blocking the land, pay 10,000 Cr, and you get a permanent, friends-visitable plot. Up to 12 players can co-create via Horizon Collab.
Best long-term credit investment. VIP players get it for free.
Solid mid-game earner from skill-chain stunts.
Best ROI — the extra garage slot is a genuine bonus.
Best for players who grind Jobs and careers.
Pays for itself after a few high-end car purchases.
Endgame property for convoy players; needs serious time to unlock.
Separate from the 8 houses, Horizon Japan has 8 Garages. These double as free fast-travel points and shareable car-display spaces with customisable, community-downloadable interiors [WIKI].
Don't confuse these with houses — they're fast-travel/car-display points, not owned properties.
Official garage coordinates are not published, so we do not place pins we cannot source. Pick the region where you found each garage and it appears on the map. Your tags are player-sourced (not official) and are saved in this browser only — nothing is uploaded.
Built on the real prices and perks listed above. Tick the houses you already own, tell it your balance and roughly what you earn per hour, and it works out what is left. We never invent earning rates — those are yours to enter.
Official Launch Trailer · 550+ cars, one festival, JapanHorizon Japan
550+ cars, the largest map the series has ever built, and a festival that finally lands in Japan. Here's the straight talk on what to do first, which cars actually matter, and where everything is hidden.
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Official trailers and gameplay stills — the fastest way to feel the festival.
Walkthroughs
Step-by-step walkthroughs built from the real game systems and the confirmed FH6 details on this site. Where a count comes from community reporting rather than an official source, it's flagged.

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A relaxed path from the Qualifiers to a garage you actually like.
Finishing the Horizon Invitational grants your first (Yellow) Wristband and unlocks the festival, multiplayer and free cars.
Silvia K'S for drift, Celica GT-Four for balance, GMC Jimmy for off-road. All three end up in your garage anyway.
Wheelspins, story events and the Festival Playlist hand out cars fast. Tune your starter instead.
Press Up for photo mode. Landmark shots feed your Collection Journal and earn Discover Japan stamps.
Speed Zones, Danger Signs and Drift Zones pay Super Wheelspins and Skill Points for Car Mastery.
Higher difficulty with assists off can pay up to +125% credits per race — once you can still win.

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Classic cars hidden in barns — gated by exploration, not luck.
Explore regions, find landmarks and photograph them. Stamps are what unlock barn rumours.
Once a region's stamps are met, a Barn Find rumour appears. You'll get a map hint rather than an exact pin.
Barns are tucked into the landscape. Roll up slowly and the find triggers automatically.
Found barns go to your garage. 14 are reported across Japan — community-sourced; Wikipedia is silent.

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Abandoned cars found only through photo clues — no marker until discovered.
Treasure clues show a snapshot of the location. Study the background — mountains, signs, road shape — to narrow it down.
There is no map marker. Use landmarks and the horizon to triangulate the spot.
Once you're close, the dig prompt appears. 9 treasure cars are reported — community-sourced; Wikipedia is silent.

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Make almost any car slide predictably.
Drop rear tire pressure a few PSI for a looser, more forgiving slide.
Increase rear deceleration (and acceleration) so the back steps out on throttle lift and braking.
More positive caster sharpens turn-in and self-centring, which keeps drifts controllable.
RWD with healthy power drifts best; a little ballast at the rear helps rotation. Then practice on the Touge.

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Credits fund upgrades and the cars you actually want.
Higher difficulty with assists off can pay up to +125% credits per race — only when you can still win.
Speed Zones, Danger Signs and Drift Zones award Super Wheelspins, which can pay out big credit bundles.
Level-ups, story events and the Festival Playlist all grant spins — save them and open in batches.
Green CT icons on the minimap sell secondhand, fully-tuned cars cheaper than new.

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See everything Horizon Japan has to offer.
Explore first to fill the map; you can blink to visited spots later. Stamp every region.
Each area has its own Speed Zones, Danger Signs and Drift Zones — great for accolades and spins.
Drive through the scattered mascots for credits as you go.
Landmark shots complete the Collection Journal and stack Discover Japan stamps.

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Your own mountainside base in rural Japan [WIKI].
The Estate becomes available as you progress the festival in rural Japan.
Place buildings and style the grounds to taste — it's your personal festival hub.
Check the My Horizon message center for daily credit payouts from your property.
From the community
Curated, machine-translated English summaries of Gamersky's Chinese strategy guides, grouped by topic. Nothing here is invented - the source is the authority.

Every Secret Garage and Barn Find in Horizon Japan, with locations.
The AE86 unlocks after ten Exploration Master achievements.

Real cars spotted across the official reveal trailer, with the timestamps they appear at.
Cars that can only be won via Wheelspins/raffles, not bought at the Autoshow.
Tuned Autoshow cars for speed zones, danger signs, trailblazer gates, and drift.
Budget Autoshow cars for the B-class wristband events across road, rally, and offroad.
How to claim the limited Fanta collab car before the promo ends.
A reference table of every FH6 car with brand, source, and price.
Standard/Deluxe/Premium editions, pre-order bonuses including the Ferrari J50, and the PC minimum specs.
Where to pre-order the Forza Horizon 6 limited Xbox controller and headset.
The Car Pass adds 30 cars, one per week from launch.

A community-shared 'itasha' (anime-style) livery design for the Porsche 911 GT3.
A near 1:1 replica of the real-life AMG ONE livery, shared with a code.
A large library of share codes for festival-event cars, organized by class.
Three copy-paste gear sets that work on almost any car.
A full video walkthrough of every story-mode event, from the prologue onward.
How to 3-star the last Trailblazer Gate, which has a tight 350s target inside 600s.
What is new in Horizon Japan: seasons, Horizon Rush, Time Attack, Car Meets, CoLab, audio, and customization.
The three core progression tracks: Wristbands, Stamps, and Horizon Play.
Core tips for the Eliminator battle-royale mode's duel mechanics.
How to clear every S2 Winter seasonal challenge and claim all the rewards.
How to hit 40 points and unlock the two limited autumn hypercars.
EventLab blueprint codes that shrink the five main event types for fast playlist farming.
Detailed S2 Autumn challenge solutions, with a warning about a tuning-load bug.
Week-by-week S1 Summer playlist: reward cars and the tunes that win each event.

The map hides 400 smashable collectibles - 200 mascots and 200 bonus boards across ten regions.
Where to find the carp-flag (koinobori) photo spots needed for certain challenges.
All 26 photo landmarks and how to reach each; completing all unlocks a reward.
A one-setting fix for low and unstable frame rates.
Use blueprints + autopilot to collect every road automatically.
A 14.8 km loop recreating the famous C1 elevated circuit.
An autopilot loop for grinding credits in Horizon Rivals.
Farm skill points quickly with the Impreza 22B and a property map.
Keep the Chinese UI but switch the voice-over to English (or Japanese).
The minimum PC specs needed to run Forza Horizon 6.
Live content
The Festival Playlist is the live content backbone of every Forza Horizon. A new season drops each week across a four-week Series; each season hands out exclusive cars, credits and accolades. Track your own progress below — we never list rewards we can't verify.
Event types shown are the standard Forza Horizon Festival Playlist structure. Current-series car rewards are not yet confirmed for FH6 — listed as reward type only, TBC until official data lands.
Answers
Straight answers to the questions we get most, drawn only from sourced, confirmed information. Where Forza Horizon 6 data is not published yet we say so rather than guess.
Worldwide launch was May 19, 2026 on Windows and Xbox Series X/S [WIKI]. Players with the Premium Edition got early access from May 15, 2026 [WIKI].
A PlayStation 5 version is planned for later in 2026 [WIKI]. It is listed as a standalone purchase with cross-save across Xbox and Steam — it was not part of the May 19 launch.
Yes. Xbox Series X|S launched day one on Game Pass Ultimate, and both PC storefronts (Steam and the Microsoft Store) launched day one on PC Game Pass. The game is also playable through Xbox Cloud Gaming.
There is no last-gen Xbox One build and no native iOS or Android app. On Xbox One, phones, tablets or a browser you can stream the game through Xbox Cloud Gaming with Game Pass Ultimate — it is streamed, not installed.
The install is 167 GB and an SSD is required. Minimum targets 1080p/60 at Low: Windows 10 22H2 or 11, an Intel Core i5-8400 or Ryzen 5 1600, 16 GB RAM, and a GTX 1650 / RX 6500 XT / Arc A380. Recommended targets 1440p/60 at High: an i5-12400F or Ryzen 5 5600X with an RTX 3060 Ti / RX 6700 XT / Arc A580.
Forza Horizon 6 launched with 550+ cars. This guide currently lists 430 individually source-checked entries with their sources tagged — we would rather list fewer verified cars than pad the list.
Garages are separate from the 8 player houses. Each doubles as a free fast-travel point and a car-display showroom with customisable, community-downloadable interiors [WIKI]. Unlocking all 8 early makes crossing the large map much quicker.
Not yet — official garage coordinates are not published, so every garage in our data is marked "Location TBC". You can use the Garage map & tracker on the Houses page to tag which region you found each one in; that data is yours and is saved in this browser only.
Both are free hidden cars. Barn finds surface as rumours gated behind Discover Japan stamps, while treasure cars hide behind photo clues with no map marker until you find them. The exact FH6 rosters are not confirmed yet, so we document the mechanic rather than guess at names.
The Estate (Yashiki House) is your customisable mountainside property in rural Japan. Clear the 19 objects blocking the land and pay 10,000 Cr, and it becomes a permanent plot that friends can visit, with up to 12 players co-creating through Horizon Collab.
Houses are gated by Discover Japan stamps and credits. Mei's House is free and auto-unlocks after the tutorial with the Yellow stamp; the Tokyo House costs 3,000,000 Cr (free with VIP); the Vision House needs the Gold stamp (Master Explorer).
Nine categories, powered by an upgraded EventLab toolset: the main house, a garage wing with up to 50 display slots, a workshop, a viewing deck, driveways and paths, gardens and landscaping, decorative items, and seasonal changes that transform the plot with Japan's seasons.
It is the live content backbone. A new season drops each week across a four-week Series, handing out exclusive cars, credits and accolades for daily and weekly challenges. We list reward types only — never a specific car we cannot verify.
A special area unlocked with the Gold Wristband, featuring unique challenges, exclusive events, and a second Horizon Festival [WIKI].
The Eliminator battle-royale mode supports up to 72 players [WIKI].
A fictionalised Japan — the largest open-world map the series has ever built [WIKI]. Confirmed areas include Tokyo, Legend Island, rural Japan and Mount Fuji as a backdrop; community guides report the full map spans around ten regions.
Run the Horizon Qualifiers and the Horizon Invitational for your first wristband, pick a starter that matches your style, don't blow credits at the Autoshow, and unlock garages as fast-travel points as you explore. The 14-step Beginner's Guide walks through the whole path.
From the community
Curated, machine-translated English summaries of Gamersky's Chinese strategy guides, grouped by topic. Nothing here is invented - the source is the authority.

Every Secret Garage and Barn Find in Horizon Japan, with locations.
The AE86 unlocks after ten Exploration Master achievements.

Real cars spotted across the official reveal trailer, with the timestamps they appear at.
Cars that can only be won via Wheelspins/raffles, not bought at the Autoshow.
Tuned Autoshow cars for speed zones, danger signs, trailblazer gates, and drift.
Budget Autoshow cars for the B-class wristband events across road, rally, and offroad.
How to claim the limited Fanta collab car before the promo ends.
A reference table of every FH6 car with brand, source, and price.
Standard/Deluxe/Premium editions, pre-order bonuses including the Ferrari J50, and the PC minimum specs.
Where to pre-order the Forza Horizon 6 limited Xbox controller and headset.
The Car Pass adds 30 cars, one per week from launch.

A community-shared 'itasha' (anime-style) livery design for the Porsche 911 GT3.
A near 1:1 replica of the real-life AMG ONE livery, shared with a code.
A large library of share codes for festival-event cars, organized by class.
Three copy-paste gear sets that work on almost any car.
A full video walkthrough of every story-mode event, from the prologue onward.
How to 3-star the last Trailblazer Gate, which has a tight 350s target inside 600s.
What is new in Horizon Japan: seasons, Horizon Rush, Time Attack, Car Meets, CoLab, audio, and customization.
The three core progression tracks: Wristbands, Stamps, and Horizon Play.
Core tips for the Eliminator battle-royale mode's duel mechanics.
How to clear every S2 Winter seasonal challenge and claim all the rewards.
How to hit 40 points and unlock the two limited autumn hypercars.
EventLab blueprint codes that shrink the five main event types for fast playlist farming.
Detailed S2 Autumn challenge solutions, with a warning about a tuning-load bug.
Week-by-week S1 Summer playlist: reward cars and the tunes that win each event.

The map hides 400 smashable collectibles - 200 mascots and 200 bonus boards across ten regions.
Where to find the carp-flag (koinobori) photo spots needed for certain challenges.
All 26 photo landmarks and how to reach each; completing all unlocks a reward.
A one-setting fix for low and unstable frame rates.
Use blueprints + autopilot to collect every road automatically.
A 14.8 km loop recreating the famous C1 elevated circuit.
An autopilot loop for grinding credits in Horizon Rivals.
Farm skill points quickly with the Impreza 22B and a property map.
Keep the Chinese UI but switch the voice-over to English (or Japanese).
The minimum PC specs needed to run Forza Horizon 6.