Ohtani treasure hunt location in Forza Horizon 6

Rock Paper Shotgun » Guides✍ Josh Broadwell📅 May 27, 2026⏱ 2 min read(3 months ago)

Overview & Key Takeaways

Forza Horizon 6's Ohtani treasure hunt is the first event of its kind in the game's debut season. Seasons include challenges of varying types, such as competing in certain kinds of races or, in this case, finding a specific location on a map.

When you complete treasure hunts, you earn rewards and points toward your season wristband, which unlocks yet more rewards on the path toward getting new seasonal cars. Treasure hunts also reward you with a hefty wad of cash toward purchasing other cars from the autoshow, so even if you're not interested in what the current season has to offer, it's worth grabbing the treasure for the money.

In this guide, we'll show you here to find the Ohtani treasure hunt location in Forza Horizon 6.

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Ohtani treasure hunt location in Forza Horizon 6

The Ohtani treasure hunt location you're looking for is in the western part of the region, northwest of Mei's house (your free starting house), and you can just fast travel there to cut down on how long the drive takes.

The Ohtani treasure hunt location in Forza Horizon 6

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The treasure box itself is in the bend of the circular road that leads you around the temple pond. Drive over it to smash it, complete the hunt, and earn 100,000 credits as your reward. You also get three seasonal points toward the next milestone on your seasonal wristband — not exactly a huge leap forward, but a decent step nonetheless.

The Forza Horizon 6 seasonal challenge menu

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If you're wondering how to find this location naturally, note that the clue in the seasonal menu shows a temple in the background. If you've been tracking down barn finds or just exploring Japan in general, you'll probably know there's just the one temple in Ohtani: Kinkaku-ji temple.

That finishes our breakdown of where to find the Ohtani treasure hunt in Forza Horizon 6. For more Forza knowledge, check out our guides on which car you should pick first, and all treasure car locations. Keep your eyes on Rock Paper Shotgun for more Forza content, including our glowing Forza Horizon 6 review, and happy driving!

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