U4GM Shows the Kitayama Big Daisugi Spot in FH6
U4GM Shows the Kitayama Big Daisugi Spot in FH6
Plenty of players roll into Ito expecting the Kitayama Big Daisugi to be marked clearly, then end up circling the same woods for ten minutes. That's the annoying part of this challenge. The good news is the location is actually easy once you know what to use as your reference point, and if you're already building up Для просмотра ссылок Вы должны быть авторизованы на форуме. while clearing map objectives, this stop fits nicely into a quick exploration run. The trees are in the northern part of Ito on the eastern side of the map, and the simplest landmark to work from is Ito Airfield. Start there, then drive northeast toward the forested area near the coast. You're looking for a dirt route rather than a proper road, which is why so many people miss it on the first pass.
How to Reach the Cedar Grove
Once you leave the airfield, don't overthink it. Head toward the patch of woodland shown with tree icons and stay alert for an east-to-west trail cutting through it. The road surface stays rough the whole way, so this is one of those moments where bringing a rally build, SUV, or anything that doesn't hate mud makes life easier. A low road setup can still get there, sure, but it's a pain and usually slower than people expect. As you move deeper into the trees, the Daisugi stand out from the rest of the forest because they don't look like ordinary cedars. The trunks shoot upward from a wider base in a way that almost looks man-made at first glance. When you spot that strange layered silhouette, you've basically found the place, and the blue Kitayama Big Daisugi map stamp should confirm it.
Taking the Photo Without Wasting Time
The photo objective is a lot less picky than some players assume. You don't need to line up a perfect shot, and your car doesn't even have to be front and centre. Just stop close to the cedar cluster, open Photo Mode, and make sure the trees are clearly visible in the frame. On controller, that's up on the D-pad, while keyboard players can just hit P. After that, take the picture with the usual capture button and the game should register it straight away. If it doesn't pop, the usual problem is simple: the trees aren't visible enough in the shot. Back up a bit, tilt the camera, and try again. Once it lands, the location gets added to the Discover Japan tracker and you'll pocket 100 points, which is honestly one of the quicker ways to move your exploration rank forward when races start to feel like a grind.
Why the Discover Japan Rank Matters Here
A lot of people treat these photo spots like filler, but they're more useful than they look. Discover Japan rank isn't just there to pad out the menu. It feeds into bigger unlocks across the map, including extra barn find access and a few achievement-related milestones. That's why these quick landmark snaps are worth doing whenever you're nearby. They take almost no time, and the points stack faster than you'd think, especially if you mix them with side activities and story content in the same region. There's also a nice bonus near this location that makes the trip feel more worthwhile. South of the Kitayama Big Daisugi marker, a smaller gravel path leads to a barn hiding the 1983 Nissan #11 Tomica Skyline Turbo Super Silhouette. If you reach the barn and nothing happens, don't panic. The car won't show up until you hit the Master Explorer tier, so the empty building just means your rank isn't high enough yet.
Final Thoughts
The fastest way to knock this out is still the simplest one: fast travel to Ito Airfield, switch into something that can handle dirt, and run northeast through the forest until the unusual cedar shape comes into view. It's a short drive, the photo is easy once you're there, and the nearby barn makes the detour even better if you're pushing toward top exploration rank. A lot of players waste time searching the wrong side of Ito, but once you know the trail, this challenge turns into a quick two-minute stop that fits neatly into a wider map-clear run, especially if you're also looking at Для просмотра ссылок Вы должны быть авторизованы на форуме. options to speed up the rest of your progress.
How to Reach the Cedar Grove
Once you leave the airfield, don't overthink it. Head toward the patch of woodland shown with tree icons and stay alert for an east-to-west trail cutting through it. The road surface stays rough the whole way, so this is one of those moments where bringing a rally build, SUV, or anything that doesn't hate mud makes life easier. A low road setup can still get there, sure, but it's a pain and usually slower than people expect. As you move deeper into the trees, the Daisugi stand out from the rest of the forest because they don't look like ordinary cedars. The trunks shoot upward from a wider base in a way that almost looks man-made at first glance. When you spot that strange layered silhouette, you've basically found the place, and the blue Kitayama Big Daisugi map stamp should confirm it.
Taking the Photo Without Wasting Time
The photo objective is a lot less picky than some players assume. You don't need to line up a perfect shot, and your car doesn't even have to be front and centre. Just stop close to the cedar cluster, open Photo Mode, and make sure the trees are clearly visible in the frame. On controller, that's up on the D-pad, while keyboard players can just hit P. After that, take the picture with the usual capture button and the game should register it straight away. If it doesn't pop, the usual problem is simple: the trees aren't visible enough in the shot. Back up a bit, tilt the camera, and try again. Once it lands, the location gets added to the Discover Japan tracker and you'll pocket 100 points, which is honestly one of the quicker ways to move your exploration rank forward when races start to feel like a grind.
Why the Discover Japan Rank Matters Here
A lot of people treat these photo spots like filler, but they're more useful than they look. Discover Japan rank isn't just there to pad out the menu. It feeds into bigger unlocks across the map, including extra barn find access and a few achievement-related milestones. That's why these quick landmark snaps are worth doing whenever you're nearby. They take almost no time, and the points stack faster than you'd think, especially if you mix them with side activities and story content in the same region. There's also a nice bonus near this location that makes the trip feel more worthwhile. South of the Kitayama Big Daisugi marker, a smaller gravel path leads to a barn hiding the 1983 Nissan #11 Tomica Skyline Turbo Super Silhouette. If you reach the barn and nothing happens, don't panic. The car won't show up until you hit the Master Explorer tier, so the empty building just means your rank isn't high enough yet.
Final Thoughts
The fastest way to knock this out is still the simplest one: fast travel to Ito Airfield, switch into something that can handle dirt, and run northeast through the forest until the unusual cedar shape comes into view. It's a short drive, the photo is easy once you're there, and the nearby barn makes the detour even better if you're pushing toward top exploration rank. A lot of players waste time searching the wrong side of Ito, but once you know the trail, this challenge turns into a quick two-minute stop that fits neatly into a wider map-clear run, especially if you're also looking at Для просмотра ссылок Вы должны быть авторизованы на форуме. options to speed up the rest of your progress.
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