Forza Horizon 6: Edamame Mascot Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

The 20 Edamame Mascots in Forza Horizon 6 are the food-themed collectibles of the Minamino Region — cheerful three-pod figures scattered across one of Japan's most rural and central areas.

Minamino balances rural landscapes with technical roads: rice fields, small villages, and winding country lanes positioned between Tokyo and the northern mountain passes.

It's also home to Shirakawa-go, a village inspired by a real-world UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Naruo Golf Course — where the region's headline reward is already waiting for you.

Every Edamame you smash earns 5,000 CR and 25 Discover Japan Points.

The full set of 20 nets 100,000 CR and 500 Discover Japan Points, feeding into your Minamino regional stamp progress and the broader goal of collecting all 200 Regional Mascots across Japan's nine regions.

The complete 200-mascot haul earns 1,000,000 CR, 5,000 Discover Japan Points, and 20 progressive milestone rewards.

Minamino Discovery Rewards

Smashing Edamame Mascots contributes to your Minamino regional discovery progress, unlocking the following milestones:

• 500 Points: Edamame Mascot Emblem + "Woohee!" Forza Link Phrase
• 1,000 Points: Edamame Mascot Outfit
• 1,500 Points: 1969 Dodge Charger R/T — a classic American muscle icon and one of the fastest V8 builds in the game. Worth noting: this same Charger is also available as a free Treasure Car parked at the Naruo Golf Course — so if you haven't driven there yet, you can claim it either way
• 2,000 Points: Minamino Region Treasure Map (reveals remaining collectible locations across the region)

Hunting Tips

All 20 Edamame Mascots are spread across Minamino's countryside roads. Pay special attention to the mascots at the very top and bottom edges of the region — they're the ones most commonly skipped.

There's one tucked beside farmland in the northwest corner, so drive the perimeter first before working inward.

Mascots only appear as purple face icons on your minimap once you're close — pre-planning from the checklist below saves significant time.

While you're in the region, stack your Discover Japan Points by combining the mascot hunt with the Airfield Trail Dirt Racing Event and the Naruo Cross Country Circuit, both of which sit right in the centre of the region.

All 20 locations are pinned on our interactive Japan map.

Working through all nine regions? Here are the other mascot guides: Curry — Shimanoyama, Dango — Tokyo City, Onigiri — Ito, Matcha — Takashiro, Kakigori — Hokubu, Omurice — Sotoyama, Ramen — Ohtani, and Tempura — Nangan.