The #JaguarSnap Photo Challenge in Forza Horizon 6 requires you to photograph any Jaguar while at the Shimanoyama Circuit. The main difficulty isn’t choosing the car, but finding the physical circuit after fast traveling to the Shimanoyama landmark.
The circuit is located in the northeastern corner of the Shimanoyama region, on the western side of the Japan map. Simply fast traveling to the nearby landmark isn’t enough—you need to drive onto the actual drift circuit before taking your photo.
Where Is Shimanoyama Circuit in Forza Horizon 6?
Open the map and find the Shimanoyama region on the western side. The Shimanoyama Drift Circuit is toward the region’s top-right corner.
You can use the nearby landmark to fast travel close to the location, but you’ll arrive facing away from the route leading into the circuit.
After fast traveling:
- Turn your car around.
- Steer left toward the large red sign.
- Drive underneath the Shimanoyama Drift Circuit sign.
- Follow the dirt road for a few seconds.
- Look for the circuit entrance on your left.
- Follow the cones onto the dirt track.
Once you’ve passed through the entrance and reached the circuit itself, you’re in the correct location for the challenge.
How to Complete the #JaguarSnap Photo Challenge
You can use any Jaguar vehicle for #JaguarSnap, so there is no need to purchase or unlock one specific model.
Drive your Jaguar onto the Shimanoyama Drift Circuit using the route above. Once you’re physically on the dirt track, open Photo Mode and take a picture that includes your car.
The game should then recognize both requirements: you’re driving a Jaguar and you’re at Shimanoyama Circuit.
If the challenge doesn’t complete after taking the photo, make sure you’ve actually entered the circuit. Being near the landmark or immediately fast traveling to its map marker isn’t sufficient.
The easiest way to confirm you’re in the right place is to drive beneath the red Shimanoyama Drift Circuit sign, follow the dirt path, turn left at the cone-marked entrance, and only then take your Jaguar photo.
