The Temple of Nachi Falls sits high in the trees on the far western edge of the Takashiro region in Forza Horizon 6, and it is the exact spot you need for the Series 2 Week 1 daily photo challenge known as Temple of Zoom. To clear that task you bring a 1980s Ford to the landmark, open Photo Mode, and take a picture with the temple in frame.
Quick answer: Open the map, drive to the small circular road on the western side of Takashiro, reach the red Buddhist temple, and take a photo there in any 1980s Ford. The challenge pays out 5,000 credits and a season point.
Temple of Nachi Falls location in Forza Horizon 6
The temple is in the western part of Takashiro, tucked into the treeline above a large waterfall. It is a striking red temple complex modeled on Seiganto-ji, the real shrine near the Nachi waterfall in Japan’s Wakayama Prefecture, so it stands out clearly once you are close.
The fastest way to spot it is by following the small road that curls toward a circular endpoint near the very edge of the map. The temple sits just south of the falls, and the same area is the spawn point for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III treasure car, so anyone who has already grabbed that vehicle should be able to fast travel right next to the temple.
How to complete the Temple of Zoom photo challenge
Temple of Zoom is part of the summer Horizon Decades rotation of daily tasks, and it runs from June 20 to June 25. The requirement is simple: photograph any Ford built in the 1980s at the Temple of Nachi Falls. Before driving out, check your garage and filter the car collection by decade so you know which Fords qualify.
Reward and how to confirm it worked
Taking the photo with the right car and location detected completes Temple of Zoom and grants 5,000 credits along with a season point. The task will check off as finished once both conditions are met.
| Detail | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Location | Temple of Nachi Falls, western Takashiro |
| Car | Any Ford from the 1980s |
| Action | Photo Mode shot with the temple in frame |
| Reward | 5,000 credits and a season point |
| Active window | June 20 to June 25 |
If the photo does not count, the most common reason is a car that sits just outside the point-of-interest boundary, even when the temple is clearly visible on screen. The other frequent miss is using a Ford from the wrong decade. Pull your car right up onto the temple grounds and double-check the model year, then take the shot again.
