Forza Horizon 6 Japan Festival: Regional Mascots Locations
Publié : jeu. 07 mai 2026, 08:12
In Forza Horizon 6, Japan is alive with fun and quirky collectibles called regional mascots. These mascots are food-themed and scattered across the map, representing local Japanese specialties. Smash them to earn 5,000 credits each, and collect them all to unlock stamps in your Collection Journal. Players are also pushing for these mascots to be added as props in EventLab, The Estate, and customizable garages for creative builds.
Mascots by Region
The game features 200 mascots in total, with 20–30 per region. Here’s a breakdown of what you’ll find and where to look:
Nangan – Prawn Tempura
Southernmost region of the map. Check along coastal roads and near small ports for these golden fried treats.
Ohtani – Ramen
Near the Horizon Festival hub and the drag strip. Look for steaming bowls in busy festival areas.
Minamino – Edamame
Central highlands. Keep an eye out for three-pea pods scattered through farmlands and rural plains.
Ito – Onigiri
Eastern areas near Legend Island and the Yahikoyama Ropeway. Often placed near airports, beaches, and hiking paths.
Hokubu – Kakigori (Shaved Ice)
Hidden among the flower gardens and sunflower farms. Summer vibes all around!
Takashiro – Matcha
Tea plantations dominate this region. Look for tiny teacup-shaped mascots tucked among the rows of tea bushes.
Sotoyama – Omurice
In the snowy northern mountains. These are the trickiest mascots to spot, often blending into snowy peaks.
EventLab & Creative Features
Forza Horizon 6 also boosts the EventLab tools, giving you new ways to build, race, and play:
Horizon CoLab: Multiplayer building mode where up to 12 players can create in real-time.
The Estate: Mountain valley area for permanent structures and custom racing tracks.
Customizable Garages: Decorate with props, lighting, and invite friends to explore your setup.
Build Anywhere: You can now start an EventLab project from any point on the Japan map—no limits.
Collecting mascots is not just about credits; it’s about exploring the map, discovering hidden spots, and adding flair to your EventLab creations. Keep your eyes open and your car ready—you never know what tasty mascot you’ll smash next!
Mascots by Region
The game features 200 mascots in total, with 20–30 per region. Here’s a breakdown of what you’ll find and where to look:
Nangan – Prawn Tempura
Southernmost region of the map. Check along coastal roads and near small ports for these golden fried treats.
Ohtani – Ramen
Near the Horizon Festival hub and the drag strip. Look for steaming bowls in busy festival areas.
Minamino – Edamame
Central highlands. Keep an eye out for three-pea pods scattered through farmlands and rural plains.
Ito – Onigiri
Eastern areas near Legend Island and the Yahikoyama Ropeway. Often placed near airports, beaches, and hiking paths.
Hokubu – Kakigori (Shaved Ice)
Hidden among the flower gardens and sunflower farms. Summer vibes all around!
Takashiro – Matcha
Tea plantations dominate this region. Look for tiny teacup-shaped mascots tucked among the rows of tea bushes.
Sotoyama – Omurice
In the snowy northern mountains. These are the trickiest mascots to spot, often blending into snowy peaks.
EventLab & Creative Features
Forza Horizon 6 also boosts the EventLab tools, giving you new ways to build, race, and play:
Horizon CoLab: Multiplayer building mode where up to 12 players can create in real-time.
The Estate: Mountain valley area for permanent structures and custom racing tracks.
Customizable Garages: Decorate with props, lighting, and invite friends to explore your setup.
Build Anywhere: You can now start an EventLab project from any point on the Japan map—no limits.
Collecting mascots is not just about credits; it’s about exploring the map, discovering hidden spots, and adding flair to your EventLab creations. Keep your eyes open and your car ready—you never know what tasty mascot you’ll smash next!