Forza Horizon 6: Omurice Mascot Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

The 15 Omurice Mascots in Forza Horizon 6 are the food-themed collectibles of the Sotoyama Region — ketchup-topped rice omelette figures hidden across the game's snowiest, most altitude-heavy terrain.

With only 15 to find, Sotoyama has the fewest mascots of any region in Japan, making it the quickest to clear for players working toward the full 200.

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

The full set of 15 nets 75,000 CR and 375 Discover Japan Points, feeding into your Sotoyama 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.

Sotoyama Discovery Rewards

Smashing Omurice Mascots contributes to your Sotoyama regional discovery progress, unlocking the following milestones:

• 750 Points: Omurice Mascot Outfit
• 1,000 Points: Omurice Mascot Car Horn
• 1,500 Points: 1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale — a mid-engine rally legend and one of the most beautiful cars in the game. Also available as a free Treasure Car parked beside a wooden lodge on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, just below the Off Piste Wristband Event marker — so you can claim it either way
• 2,000 Points: Sotoyama Region Treasure Map (reveals all remaining XP Boards and PR Stunts in the region)

Hunting Tips

Equip snow tyres before entering Sotoyama. Several Omurice mascots sit on skiing trail paths that are too slippery for standard performance road tyres — grip is your priority here, not speed.

An AWD setup handles the terrain most comfortably.

Mascots only appear as purple face icons on your minimap once you're nearby, so pre-planning from the checklist below saves time across the mountain terrain.

All 15 locations are included on our FH6 Japan map.

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