Forza Horizon 6’s latest photo challenge sends players looking for one of Japan’s best-known landmarks, and Traxion has put together a guide to finding it.

The challenge is called #TakingYourTime and sits in the Series 6 Week 4 Festival Playlist. To complete it, you have to find Kinkaku-ji Temple on the map and take a photo there. Kinkaku-ji is the real-world Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, so it makes sense as a photo stop in a Horizon game set in Japan. Traxion’s guide covers where the temple sits in the game world, which helps if you’d rather not drive around looking for it. That’s about all there is to this one. It’s a location guide for a single weekly task, not news about a feature or an update.

How much does this matter to sim racers? Not a lot, honestly. Forza Horizon is an open-world arcade racer, and a photo challenge has nothing to do with braking points or tyre management. Still, plenty of people who spend the week in iRacing or Assetto Corsa Competizione also keep a Horizon save going for low-stakes driving. If you’re one of them and you work through the weekly playlist, each finished challenge adds to your progress. The photo tasks are usually the easiest part of the list once you know where to go, and the hard part is finding the spot. A guide like this saves you that time.

The challenge is also a small reminder of what Horizon is good at. The Japan setting is built for touring and scenery as much as racing, and a weekly push to slow down at a landmark fits that. If you’re short on time, check the guide, drive to the temple, take the shot and get back to the circuits.

Originally reported by Traxion.