Forza Horizon 6 Map — Tokyo, Mountain Routes, and Japan Regions

AT A GLANCE

The Japan map is Forza Horizon's densest and most vertical world, with its largest city area rather than a one-to-one map of the whole country.

Forza Horizon 6 uses a compressed open-world interpretation of Japan. It spans Tokyo City, suburbs, rural areas, mountain passes, and the snowy Japanese Alps; it is not a one-to-one road map of the entire country. Playground calls it the series' densest and most vertical map, and Tokyo is the largest urban area in a Horizon game.

Confirmed map anchors

• Tokyo City and its industrial docks, downtown roads, and suburbs.
• The snowy Japanese Alps and multiple mountain-road environments.
• Routes inspired by the C1 loop and Gingko Avenue.
• Mountain passes associated with Mt. Haruna and Bandai Azuma.
• Rural and urban biomes that change with Horizon's seasonal cycle.

The wording “inspired by” matters. A real-world interchange or pass may be compressed, combined, or repositioned for driving flow. Use the in-game World Map for event and collectible navigation; use the official reveal to understand the regional design, not to predict an exact real-world exit.

Map icons include Street Races, Touge Battles, Car Meets, Time Attack Circuits, Mascots, and other discovery activities. These feed the Collection Journal and the seven Discover Japan Stamps. As your journal advances, it unlocks rewards and additional discovery opportunities.

If the goal is a rare vehicle rather than a road, continue with Barn Finds, Treasure Cars, and Aftermarket Cars. Use the official car-list guide to check whether the target is a normal Autoshow car or uses another source.

Sources

• Forza Horizon 6 full map reveal
• Forza Horizon 6 official overview
• Forza Horizon 6 starting guide