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FH6 Season Structure Guide — How Seasons Work & Weekly Rewards

Beginner 5 min read Updated 2026-05-18

FH6 Season Structure Guide

Forza Horizon 6 brings back dynamic seasons from FH4 — but with a twist. Unlike FH4's global season, FH6 has regional seasons that affect different parts of Japan differently.

How Seasons Work

FH6 runs on a real-time schedule matching the actual calendar:

SeasonMonthsRegional Effects
SpringMarch-MayCherry blossoms in Kyoto/Osaka, mild everywhere
SummerJune-AugustTropical heat in Okinawa, monsoon rains
AutumnSeptember-NovemberFall colors in Kyoto/Fuji area, clear skies
WinterDecember-FebruaryHeavy snow in Hokkaido, light snow in mainland

Regional Season Effects

RegionSpringSummerAutumnWinter
Tokyo/OsakaCherry blossomsHot, humidClear, mildCold, occasional snow
KyotoCherry blossomsRainy seasonFall colorsCold, rare snow
Mount FujiSnow cap meltingGreen, clearFall colors, clearSnow cap, access limited
HakoneMisty, greenWarm, clearFall colorsSnow on passes
HokkaidoSnow meltingMild, greenEarly fall colorsHeavy snow
OkinawaWarm, clearHot, tropicalWarm, typhoon riskMild, clear

Festival Playlist Seasons

The Festival Playlist follows a different schedule — 4 seasons per Series, regardless of the in-game calendar:

Playlist SeasonDurationTheme ExamplesRewards
Spring1 weekCherry blossom eventsJDM cars
Summer1 weekSpeed and highway focusHypercars
Autumn1 weekTouge and drift focusDrift cars
Winter1 weekOff-road and rally focusRally cars

Season Completion Rewards

Each playlist season:

ProgressReward
50% season completionRare car (100k-300k value)
80% season completionExclusive car + wheelspins
50% series completion (all 4 seasons)Legendary car
80% series completionUltra-rare car + credits

Tips for Each Season

Spring: Best time for photos — cherry blossoms everywhere Summer: Focus on high-speed events while traction is good Autumn: Drift events peak — drift zones are most active Winter: Best time to complete Hokkaido events and snow achievements

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