The 7-Eleven convenience store chain has made its way into Forza Horizon 6 as part of a special collaboration event, bringing themed merchandise, an in-game Car Meet location, and a dedicated photo challenge for players to complete. The crossover drops into the game’s evolving world alongside branded items such as the Konbini Prop Pack and a signature 7-Eleven clerk uniform that can be worn by players’ characters.
The store is one of only two things worth noting: it exists in just a single location across the entire map, which makes tracking it down slightly more involved than wandering into any ordinary shop. Once found, however, offers plenty to reward the effort, including an outfit and a chance to flex rare vehicles against one of gaming’s most recognizable storefronts.
Finding the Sole 7-Eleven on the Map
The lone 7-Eleven sits along the road that cuts through farmland in the northwest corner of the Nangan region, which occupies the southwest portion of Forza Horizon 6’s map. It is positioned just north of the Nangan Day Trip waypoint, making it a relatively easy landmark to use as a reference point when navigating toward it.

Because there is only one store in existence within the game world, players who wander into other areas expecting another branch will be disappointed. The single-location design means that everyone converges on the same spot, turning it into a popular hangout during the event.
A Photo-Friendly Landmark With a View
The 7-Eleven forms part of Forza Horizon 6’s Evolving World feature and comes complete with its own Car Meet location. Players cannot venture inside the store, but that limitation is more than offset by the setting itself: the storefront offers an ideal backdrop for capturing shots of your cars, framed against the iconic silhouette of Mt. Fuji rising in the distance.
The collaboration also introduces themed collectibles beyond mere scenery. The Konbini Prop Pack lets players decorate their spaces with convenience-store-flavored items, while the accompanying 7-Eleven uniform gives characters a fresh look to match the Japanese retail aesthetic that defines this particular crossover event.
Completing the #LightLunch Photo Challenge
Beyond photography and cosmetics, visiting the store unlocks a specific in-game objective. Players who own an Eclectic Domestic car can complete the #LightLunch photo challenge by snapping a shot of that vehicle parked in front of the 7-Eleven. Successfully finishing the task rewards players with the 7-Eleven clerk uniform as an outfit.
To determine whether your garage contains a qualifying vehicle, open your car list and press the filter button, then select “Eclectic Domestic” from within the Car Type section. Once you have confirmed which of your cars qualifies, position it in front of the store and capture the required photo to claim your reward.
The 7-Eleven collaboration brings a slice of Japanese street culture into Forza Horizon 6, pairing an instantly recognizable storefront with themed props, outfits, and a photo challenge designed for players who love showing off their rarest rides.
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The event has already drawn attention from the community, particularly among owners of Eclectic Domestic vehicles eager to complete the #LightLunch challenge and earn the exclusive clerk uniform. The store’s proximity to Mt. Fuji and its status as a Car Meet hub make it a natural gathering point for players passing through the Nangan region.
Looking Ahead
The 7-Eleven crossover is currently live in Forza Horizon 6, though collaboration events of this nature are typically time-limited. Players who want to secure the Konbini Prop Pack, the 7-Eleven uniform, and completion credit for the #LightLunch photo challenge should head toward the Nangan region before the event concludes.
For now, the single storefront remains the only place in the game where players can experience this partnership firsthand, so those hoping to capture the perfect Fuji-framed shot or unlock the themed outfit would do well to make the trip while it is still available.

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