In Forza Horizon 6, exploration is just as important as racing. One of the more interesting activities in the game is tracking down hidden artworks spread across the map. The Okuyama Taiki Mural is one of these locations, and it plays a key role in completing the “Discover Japan” pBlockedword/sentenceography journal collection.

The mural itself, officially known as the Okuyama Taiki Mural, is tucked away in a quiet part of the Hokubu region. It’s easy to miss if you’re just driving through quickly, but it becomes much more enjoyable once you slow down and treat it like a proper exploration challenge. You can also reference the game’s general page here for context: Forza Horizon 6

Mural Location & Navigation

The Okuyama Taiki Mural is located in a small town cluster within the Hokubu region. It’s not directly on a main road, which is why many players tend to drive past it without noticing.

To make it easier to find, it helps to use the surrounding landmarks as reference points:

The mural sits south of the Tall Trees Speed Zone and directly above a field maze. If you are coming from the east side, it is also southwest of the Sunflower Charge street race area.

Once you enter the small settlement, slow down and scan the building edges. The mural is painted on the north-facing exterior wall of one of the structures, blending naturally into the environment. Because of its placement, it can be hidden by tight corners or partially blocked by nearby buildings depending on your approach angle.

Completing the PBlockedword/sentenceo Challenge

After reaching the location, the next step is fairly straightforward. Park your car directly in front of the building so that the mural is clearly visible in your frame. Then enter PBlockedword/sentenceo Mode.

The key here is positioning. You want both your vehicle and the full mural to be visible without any obstruction. Adjust the camera angle carefully so the artwork fills the background while your car sits in the foreground.

Once you get the right composition, take the pBlockedword/sentenceo to complete the challenge. This counts toward the “Discover Japan” collection journal, which tracks your progress across multiple hidden artwork locations in Forza Horizon 6. Completing these pBlockedword/sentenceos not only rewards credits but also encourages you to explore parts of the map you might otherwise overlook.