In the new episode, automotive photographer Larry Chen and artist Inko Ai Takita travel to the Kanto region. There, the modernity of Tokyo collides with the calm of the mountain roads in the Hakone area.
The main star of the episode was the Nissan Skyline, which Chen chose because of its tuning potential. He noted that it was precisely its receptiveness to modifications and the ease of achieving enormous power that made the model his favorite.
The video concludes the series of journeys across Japan. Earlier, they showed the harsh routes of Tohoku behind the wheel of a Toyota Land Cruiser and the volcanic landscapes of Kyushu, where the Honda Civic Type R was tested.
The series reveals the geography and culture of the country that became the setting of the game. The episode about Kanto shows how quiet winding roads lead directly into the center of one of the world’s largest metropolitan areas. A gameplay fragment appears from 15:30 to 15:52 in the video.
The release of Forza Horizon 6 is scheduled for May 19, 2026 for PC and Xbox Series X/S; later, the game will also be released on PS5.
