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11 Forza Horizon 6 pages in World.

• CollectiblesForza Horizon 6's collectibles are Regional Mascots to smash, Bonus Boards for XP, murals and landmarks to photograph, Treasure Chests, roads to drive, Treasure Cars and Barn Finds. Achievements ask for 200 mascots and 200 Bonus Boards; a $2.99 Treasure Map add-on reveals most locations.
• Customizable GaragesEvery player house in Forza Horizon 6 has a Customizable Garage that you fill with props, furniture, lights and posters and up to four displayed cars. Layouts can be shared and downloaded, other players can visit with a drone camera, and Series 7 added 35 IKEA props.
• Japan MapForza Horizon 6's map is an interpretive Japan of ten regions, from Tokyo City to the snowy Japanese Alps, which Playground calls its densest and most vertical map and bigger than Forza Horizon 5's Mexico. Playground has published no official area.
• LandmarksForza Horizon 6's Japan holds real landmarks you can drive up to and photograph for the Collection Journal, among them Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, Nachi Falls, Ruriko-ji, Hirosaki Castle, Ine, Shirakawa-go, Irokawa Space Center and Daikoku. Discovering 10 earns the Pin It! achievement.
• Legend IslandLegend Island is Forza Horizon 6's endgame area, open only to Horizon Legends: earn all seven Wristbands, ending with Gold, to unlock it. It holds the Legend Island Circuit, a Time Attack Circuit and the Colossus, the longest Goliath race in the series, and suits R class cars.
• Mount Fuji and Touge RoadsForza Horizon 6 builds Mount Fuji at real-world scale from satellite data and surrounds it with touge mountain passes, among them Mt. Haruna, Bandai Azuma, the Izu Skyline and the snow-walled Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, where night Touge Battles are raced.
• Player HousesForza Horizon 6 has eight player houses across Japan, from Mei's free house in Ohtani to the 3,000,000 CR Tokyo House. Each is a fast travel point with a Customizable Garage, unlocks with a Discover Japan Stamp and gives a perk, such as a daily Wheelspin or 10% more Credits.
• RegionsForza Horizon 6's Japan has 10 regions. Nine are named by their Treasure Cars: Minamino, Tokyo City, Ohtani, Ito, Shimanoyama, Nangan, Hokubu, Takashiro and Sotoyama; the tenth is very likely Legend Island, though Playground has not listed the ten together.
• Seasons and WeatherForza Horizon 6's seasons change every week, Thursday at 2:30 PM UTC, in the order Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring, one four-week cycle per Series. Each season changes the landscape, crops, weather and sound; snow tires allow snow driving all year in the Alpine region.
• The EstateThe Estate is Forza Horizon 6's building plot, a mountain valley in the north of the map that you unlock by buying the 10,000 CR Yashiki House after your first Discover Japan Stamp. You build on it with EventLab's tools, alone, and share it for others to visit.
• Tokyo CityTokyo City is Forza Horizon 6's capital region and the largest city in any Horizon game, five times the size of Forza Horizon 5's Guanajuato by Playground's count, with Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo Tower, C1-inspired elevated roads, the docks and the Daikoku Car Meet.

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