The heart of Japanese motorsport comes to life in Kanto, with the Skyline taking center stage

The Art of Driving series in Forza Horizon 6 continues its journey through Japan with a new episode centered on Kanto , one of the country’s most emblematic regions and the cradle of much of its automotive culture. In this installment, Larry Chen joins Inko Ai Takita to explore the area behind

The Art of Driving series in Forza Horizon 6 continues its journey through Japan with a new episode centered on Kanto, one of the country’s most emblematic regions and the cradle of much of its automotive culture.

In this installment, Larry Chen joins Inko Ai Takita to explore the area behind the wheel of a Nissan Skyline, one of the most iconic cars in the Japanese scene. The choice of vehicle is intentional: it represents tradition, performance, and a direct link to the nation’s deep-rooted car culture.

Kanto stands out not just for its roads, but for its history. It is an environment where modern highways, urban routes, and legendary backdrops—which have defined generations of petrolheads—coexist. Every drive is a seamless blend of past and present.

This episode reinforces the game’s goal of going beyond arcade racing, delivering an experience that also highlights cultural context. It’s not just about the race; it’s about understanding what makes each location special.

Furthermore, featuring the Skyline adds an emotional layer for fans, connecting them directly with one of the true legends of Japanese motorsport.

With Kanto as its stage, the series continues to build a deeper vision of the world the game offers.

Now, the question is simple: when you take the wheel in Japan, will you chase top speeds… or the history behind every road?

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