Horizon Japan
Interactive Map
Forza Horizon 6 is set in a fictionalised Japan with the largest open-world map in the series [WIKI]. The areas below are named in Wikipedia; community guides report the full map spans 10 regions — we list what is encyclopaedically confirmed and clearly mark the rest.
Tap a region marker to jump to its guide ↓ · tap a Barn Find or Treasure Car dot for where to look.
Verified count: we track all 15 Barn Finds — some interactive maps still list only 14 (a stale count).
Tokyo Confirmed
The largest urban area in any Forza Horizon game — about five times the size of previous city areas [WIKI]. Districts include Shibuya Crossing, Ginko Avenue, and Tokyo Tower, linked by elevated highways. Mix of neon downtown, suburbs, and industrial docks [WIKI].
- Shibuya Crossing
- Ginko Avenue
- Tokyo Tower
- Elevated highways
- Neon downtown · suburbs · industrial docks
- ≈5× the size of prior city areas [WIKI]
Legend Island Confirmed
A special area unlocked with the Gold Wristband, featuring unique challenges, exclusive events, and a second Horizon Festival [WIKI].
- Gold Wristband unlock
- Unique challenges
- Exclusive events
- Second Horizon Festival
Rural Japan Confirmed
The countryside, home to the Estate — your customisable mountainside property [WIKI]. Scenic driving and overlooks.
- The Estate (customisable property)
- Mountainous scenery
- Open-world building
Mount Fuji Confirmed
Japan's iconic peak appears as a backdrop behind Tokyo and the key art — a landmark rather than a drivable district [WIKI].
- Backdrop landmark
- Visible from Tokyo
- Key-art centerpiece
Hokkaido Reported
Community-reported northern region — snow-covered tundra and ice-road driving. Named by community guides; not officially confirmed by Wikipedia.
- Community: snow & ice driving
- Northernmost area
- Contributes to Discover Japan stamps
Tohoku Reported
Community-reported northeast region of mountain passes and coastal roads. Not officially named by Wikipedia.
- Community: mountain passes
- Coastal drives
- Discover Japan stamps
Chubu Reported
Community-reported central-Honshu region — the Japan Alps and long tunnel networks. Not officially named by Wikipedia.
- Community: Japan Alps
- Tunnel networks
- Discover Japan stamps
Kansai (Osaka) Reported
Community-reported region around the old capital — dense city grid and highway networks. Not officially named by Wikipedia.
- Community: urban grid
- Highway network
- Discover Japan stamps
Kyushu Reported
Community-reported southwest region of volcanic terrain and winding coastal roads. Not officially named by Wikipedia.
- Community: volcanic terrain
- Coastal winding roads
- Discover Japan stamps
Okinawa Reported
Community-reported southern island chain — flat island roads and beachfront straights. Not officially named by Wikipedia.
- Community: island roads
- Beachfront straights
- Discover Japan stamps
Collection Tracker
Tick off what you’ve found. Progress is saved in your browser.
PR stunts & activities
- Speed Traps — Flash through a gate above a target speed. Three-star for Super Wheelspins and Skill Points.
- Speed Zones — Hold a target average speed across a measured stretch of road.
- Danger Signs — Launch off a ramp and fly as far as the jump will carry you.
- Drift Zones — Bank the highest drift score before you cross the finish line.
- Trailblazers — Point-to-point sprint against the clock — the shortest, smoothest line wins.
Exploring tips
- Fast-travel to any road you've already driven — explore first, blink later.
- Discover Japan stamps unlock Barn Find rumors and feed the Collection Journal.
- Photo spots (PH) double as Collection Journal stamps — stop and shoot them as you pass.
- Garages (G) are free fast-travel points; unlock all 8 early to cross the huge map in seconds.