1. Yuji’s Auto: Location & Missions
Yuji’s Auto specializes in transforming everyday cars into high-performance drift machines. To unlock the drift content, you’ll need to progress through earlier story chapters.

Location:

Region: Minamino (Southern Farmlands)
Marker: Look for the story icon titled “Yuji’s Auto” on the southern half of the region, right next to the farmland.
Drift Mission (Chapter 5/6)
The highlight of Yuji’s Auto’s story is the final drift project. Your task is to locate a Toyota GT86 and modify it into a fully capable drift car, complete with:

Widebody kit
Drift suspension
Performance tuning
Other Story Chapters
Nissan Gloria: Luxury-to-speed conversion
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo: Road-to-rally build
Mazda MX-5: Grip and cornering upgrades
Honda City: Power-to-weight optimization
Completing these missions equips you with the skills and cars necessary to dominate Japan’s drift scene.

2. Essential Drift Locations on the Map
Once you have your drift car from Yuji, these are some of the best drift zones in Forza Horizon 6 :

Location    Region    Description
Drift Club Japan    Tokyo City    On the small island southeast of Tokyo City, north of the Daikoku Parking Area. Central hub for drift stories.
Mount Haruna    Gunma (North)    A replica of Mount Akina from Initial D, featuring long, technical hairpins.
Hakone Nanamagari    Southwest    Winding road with seven continuous hairpins, historically famous in drifting culture.
Ebisu Style Circuit    Estate Area    Small track south of the Estate region resembling Tsukuba Circuit, perfect for technical drifting.
These locations are ideal for practicing combos, maintaining long slides, and maximizing drift points.

3. Quick Drift Setup Guide
Scoring 3 stars in Yuji’s drift missions can be tricky. Follow these tips to optimize your performance:

Car Choice:

Yuji’s GT86 is the story car, but for a starter option, the 1989 Nissan Silvia S13 is balanced and easy to control.
Assist Settings:

Traction Control (TCR): OFF
Stability Control (STM): OFF
Shifting: Manual, staying in 2nd or 3rd gear for power-band control
Tuning Tip:

For AWD cars, allocate 80–90% power to the rear wheels to simulate RWD drift behavior while keeping stability.
With these settings, you’ll find long slides, hairpin transitions, and drift combos much easier to manage. Practice each track a few times to learn the flow, especially the iconic Nanamagari and Haruna passes.

Yuji’s Auto isn’t just a story business—it’s the gateway to mastering drifting in Forza Horizon 6. By completing its missions and exploring the dedicated drift zones, you can experience some of the most thrilling driving challenges the game has to offer. Whether you’re upgrading a GT86 or sliding through Ebisu, this guide will help you hit every apex, chain every drift, and rack up maximum points.