Forza Horizon 6: Best Route to the Naruo Golf Course Treasure Spot

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Forza Horizon 6 is finally here, and players are already tearing up the beautiful roads of Japan. As with any new Horizon game, one of the most exciting early-game activities is hunting down secret vehicles scattered across the map. If you are looking to add some classic American muscle to your garage right away, you will want to head straight for the Minamino region to track down a legendary car.

Reaching the Naruo Golf Course Treasure Spot rewards you with the secret 1969 Dodge Charger R/T treasure car. It is an absolute beast of a classic that looks incredible drifting past cherry blossoms. If you want to grab it without wasting time spinning your wheels in the rough, here is the exact location and the cleanest route to get there.

Exact Map Location
To find the golf course, open up your world map and look at the Minamino Region, which is located right in the center of the Japan map.

You are looking for a large, light-green patch of land dotted with sand bunkers and a distinct figure-eight water hazard. If you need a solid reference point on your GPS, the course is sandwiched directly between the Airfield Trail Dirt Racing track and the Naruo Trail Cross-Country Circuit.

Best Driving Route & Navigation Steps
While you can technically fast travel directly to the Airfield Trail Dirt Racing event if you have that unlocked, driving there is half the fun. If you want the most seamless approach without getting your supercar stuck on a sand trap, follow these steps:

The Starting Approach: Take the main road running vertically down the center of the Minamino region. You will want to head south from the Shirakawa-go area until you reach the northern edge of the golf course layout.

The “365” Convenience Store Landmark: Continue down the main road until you see a bright 365 Convenience Store on your right. Pull straight into this parking lot—this is your entry point.

The Golf Cart Trail: Instead of driving out onto the open grass fields (which can slow you down depending on your car’s suspension setup), swing around the right-hand side of the convenience store. Follow the tight path between the building and the fence line, which is lined with parked golf carts.

Claim the Car: Follow this dirt path behind the shops and clubhouse toward the eastern side of the golf course. The 1969 Dodge Charger R/T is parked in the dirt right in front of the small buildings adjacent to the trail.

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