Tokyo City
Dense city streets, docks, expressways, Player Houses, urban boards, and Mascots.
Forza Horizon 6 Map | Japan Regions, Collectibles and Locations
The Forza Horizon 6 map brings the Horizon Festival to Japan with the largest open world in the series, built around Tokyo City, touge mountain passes, coastal highways, countryside villages, and snow-covered peaks. This FH6 Japan map hub gives you the indexable region guide and collectible links that an interactive-only map cannot provide.
Use this page to understand the 9 Japan regions, compare the map size discussion against FH5 Mexico, and jump into focused pages for Barn Finds, Treasure Cars, Bonus Boards, Player Houses, PR Stunts, and Mascot locations.
Key Takeaways
- FH6 Japan is organized around 9 main regions: Ohtani, Ito, Nangan, Minamino, Hokubu, Takashiro, Shimanoyama, Sotoyama, and Tokyo City.
- The map hub links to 15 Barn Finds, 9 Treasure Cars, Bonus Boards, Player Houses, PR Stunts, and Mascot cleanup pages.
- The interactive map loads 717 source-labeled markers for discovery, PR Stunts, races, story activities, and in-world events.
- Tokyo City is the dense urban anchor, while the mountain and coastal regions carry touge, snow, countryside, and high-speed highway routes.
- Official Forza messaging describes FH6 as the largest and most dense Horizon map yet, so exact multiplier claims against FH5 should be treated carefully.
- For car planning after map cleanup, jump from this page into the FH6 cars wiki.
Interactive FH6 Japan Map
Search and filter source-labeled Forza Horizon 6 map markers for Barn Finds, Treasure Cars, XP Boards, Mascots, Player Houses, PR Stunts, races, stories, and world events.
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FH6 Japan Map Visual Index
The official FH6 map reveal shows how the Japan layout stacks Tokyo City at the southern coast, mountain snow routes toward the north, countryside connectors through the center, and coastal highways around the edges. Read it as a route-planning map first: city boards and houses are dense, while Barn Finds and Treasure Cars usually reward slower region-by-region exploration.
Mountain Touge
Technical passes, snow roads, drift routes, PR Stunts, and hidden-car searches.
Coastal Highways
Fast road links, speed traps, long pulls, scenic board routes, and Treasure Car clues.
Countryside Villages
Mixed road surfaces, quieter routes, Barn Find rumors, and broad cleanup sweeps.
The 9 Regions of FH6 Japan
These are the 9 Japan regions this FH6 map hub tracks. Each region has a different route profile, so the best cleanup path changes depending on whether you are chasing boards, hidden cars, PR stars, houses, or Mascots.
| Region | Terrain type | Key collectibles |
|---|---|---|
| Ohtani | Central festival countryside with rolling rural roads, wide connectors, and quick access toward the heart of Horizon Japan. | Use Ohtani as an early Barn Find, Treasure Car, Bonus Board, and Mascot cleanup base because routes spread in several directions. |
| Ito | Coastal and mountain terrain with overlook roads, elevation changes, and longer discovery routes. | Ito is a strong region for hidden-car clues, scenic boards, PR routes, and map completion runs that mix coast and hills. |
| Nangan | Southern expressways, coastal links, docks, and fast approaches near major event routes. | Check Nangan for Treasure Car clues, speed-focused PR Stunts, Bonus Boards, and coastal cleanup paths. |
| Minamino | Open countryside, airfield-style routes, mixed dirt links, and less dense road spacing than Tokyo City. | Minamino works well for board sweeps, cross-country planning, hidden-car hints, and collectible routes that need room to breathe. |
| Hokubu | Northern highlands with colder roads, mountain approaches, and snow-linked driving conditions. | Use Hokubu for snow-route PR Stunts, Barn Find searching, Treasure Car clues, and high-elevation map discovery. |
| Takashiro | Technical mountain roads, waterfall scenery, temple routes, and tighter touge-style driving. | Takashiro is a priority for Mascots, hidden-car cleanup, Bonus Boards, and technical PR Stunt planning. |
| Shimanoyama | Central mountain spine with festival transitions, hillside roads, and routes that connect several biomes. | Shimanoyama is useful for Barn Finds, Bonus Boards, PR Stunts, and region-to-region route planning. |
| Sotoyama | Alpine roads, ski-resort style snow routes, steep climbs, and longer mountain descents. | Sotoyama should be checked for high-altitude PR Stunts, Treasure Car clues, Barn Finds, and snow-region boards. |
| Tokyo City | Dense urban streets, docks, expressway links, and the largest city area in the Horizon series. | Tokyo City is the main urban cleanup zone for Player Houses, Bonus Boards, Mascots, PR Stunts, and tight street-route discoveries. |
Map Collectibles and Locations
Use the child pages below when you want a narrower map task instead of scanning the full Japan map at once. Each page links back here, so you can return to the broader region guide after finishing a collectible type.
| Map guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Barn Finds (15) | Hidden restoration cars found through region rumors and search zones. |
| Treasure Cars (9) | One clue-based hidden car route for each Japan region. |
| Bonus Boards | XP and fast-travel board cleanup across highways, city streets, and back roads. |
| Player Houses | Home locations, perks, and garage-planning stops around Japan. |
| PR Stunts | Speed traps, drift zones, danger signs, trailblazers, and stunt-route planning. |
| Mascots | Mascot collectible cleanup routes for late-map completion. |
Forza Horizon 6 Map Size vs FH5 Mexico
FH6 is the biggest and densest Horizon map according to official Forza messaging, but the useful comparison is not just square mileage. Japan adds more verticality, a much larger urban area in Tokyo City, tighter touge roads, and more varied cleanup routing than FH5 Mexico.
That means map completion feels less like one giant sweep and more like separate region passes: city, expressway, coast, countryside, mountain, and snow. For garage planning while you explore, use the Forza Horizon 6 cars wiki alongside this map hub.
FH6 Services Link
If you are using the map guide while planning a new save, credits route, or account setup, the broader Forza Horizon 6 services page has the light commercial options in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the FH6 map?
Official Forza messaging describes FH6 Japan as the largest and most dense Horizon map yet. The practical difference from FH5 is density and verticality: Tokyo City, mountain passes, coastal highways, countryside routes, and snow peaks all change how the map is explored.
How many regions are in FH6?
This map hub tracks 9 Japan regions: Ohtani, Ito, Nangan, Minamino, Hokubu, Takashiro, Shimanoyama, Sotoyama, and Tokyo City.
What collectibles are on the map?
The main collectible groups covered here are 15 Barn Finds, 9 Treasure Cars, Bonus Boards, Player Houses, PR Stunts, and Mascots.
Is the full map available from the start?
Most of Japan can be explored early, but some events, rewards, and progression-linked content open as you earn wristbands, stamps, houses, or campaign access.