In Forza Horizon 6, exploring Japan isn't just about racing through neon-lit streets or mastering mountain passes—it's also about discovering hidden art that adds character to the world. One of the standout collectibles is the Tatsuro Kiuchi mural, a striking and whimsical piece that's part of the “Discover Japan” photography journal.

The mural itself features a stylized hero creature inspired by thick udon noodles, cleverly shaped into the silhouette of Shikoku Island. Its playful design and vivid colors make it a highlight for players who enjoy photography and collection challenges.

Tatsuro Kiuchi Mural Map Location

Where to Find It

The mural is located in the Ito region, specifically at Ito Airfield. You'll want to focus on the southern portion of the airfield to track it down.

• Airfield Location: Open your world map and find the airstrip marked as Ito Airfield in the south of the Ito region.
• Hangar Identification: Drive to the very southernmost hangar on the airfield. This is the building whose south-facing exterior wall hosts the mural.
• Spotting the Mural: Pull up to the south-facing wall and you'll see the large, colorful blue-and-green sea monster illustration covering most of the side of the hangar. Its scale and colors make it hard to miss once you're in the right spot.

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Capturing the Mural

Once you've located the mural, capturing it for your photography journal is straightforward:

1. Position Your Vehicle: Drive your car directly in front of the mural. This gives your photo context and makes your journal entry visually appealing.
2. Open Photo Mode: Activate Photo Mode from the pause menu.
3. Frame Your Shot: Adjust your camera angle so that both your car and the entire mural are fully visible.
4. Take the Photo: Snap the picture to complete that entry in your Discover Japan journal.