Japan Map Guide

Forza Horizon 6 is set in Japan — the biggest and most varied map in series history

7

Regions

74

Districts

2×

vs FH5 Map Size

5×

Urban Scale vs Previous

Key Regions

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Tokyo City

5× larger than any previous Horizon urban area. C1 Inner Loop, Shibuya Crossing, Rainbow Bridge, Daikoku Parking.

C1 Inner LoopShibuya CrossingDaikoku ParkingRainbow BridgeTokyo TowerBayshore / Wangan Expressway
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Japanese Alps

Year-round snow regardless of current season. Snow tires usable any time. Spectacular mountain vistas.

Year-round snowBandai-Azuma SkylineAlpine passes
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Hakone & Izu Coast

Iconic mountain passes and coastal roads. Izu Skyline, Hakone Turnpike, and the famous Kawazu loop bridge.

Izu SkylineHakone TurnpikeKawazu Loop BridgeMt. Fuji views
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Highlands & Passes

Gunma-inspired mountain passes perfect for Touge Battles. Includes Mt. Haruna analogue roads.

Touge routesMt. Haruna analogueSada PassBohashi Bridge
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Minamino Plains

Southern flatlands ideal for high-speed runs. Wide open roads contrasting Tokyo's urban density.

High-speed straightsRural countrysideWide open roads
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Hokubu Circuit

Dedicated race circuit in the north. Home to Time Attack leaderboards — new to the Horizon series.

Time Attack CircuitGlobal leaderboardsDedicated race track

Confirmed Landmarks & Roads

Shibuya Crossing
Tokyo Tower
Rainbow Bridge
Daikoku Parking
Mt. Fuji (analogue)
Kawazu Loop Bridge
Hakone Turnpike
C1 Inner Loop
Wangan Expressway
Izu Skyline
Bandai-Azuma Skyline
Hokubu Circuit

* Interactive map with collectibles and routes coming after launch