# One Piece Fans Launch Real-Life Quest to Find the Legendary “One Piece” Treasure — Expedition Could Cost $100,000 a Day

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#### Post date: [March 13, 2026, 3:17pm UTC](https://intoguide.com/t/one-piece-fans-launch-real-life-quest-to-find-the-legendary-one-piece-treasure-expedition-could-cost-100-000-a-day/440/1 "2026-03-13T15:17:18Z")

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![image](https://canada1.discourse-cdn.com/flex003/uploads/intoguide1/original/1X/3bebcd2a3bece8c5f8fe9fe6813d00807c6b6b16.jpeg)One Piece hunt news:

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## 🏴‍☠️ The Mission

Fans and enthusiasts, led by the Twitter account **One Piece Hunter** , have devised a plan to locate the supposed real-world resting place of the One Piece treasure, inspired by creator **Eiichiro Oda** finally revealing its true meaning.

- Target location: **Sagami Bay** , Japan (previously thought to be Suruga Bay).

- Strategy: Deep-sea exploration using a marine vessel from **Japan’s Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)**.

- Specialists: Five experts needed for the operation.

- Total estimated cost: **15 million yen per day (~$100,000)**, covering fuel, port fees, insurance, and other expenses.

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## 🧭 Pop Culture Involvement

- Popular streamer **IShowSpeed** has expressed interest in streaming his attempt to find the One Piece, adding a fun, modern twist to the treasure hunt.

- Timing: With the manga still ongoing and the Netflix live-action adaptation approaching the Elbaph arc this April, the race for the treasure has fans excited.

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## ⚓ Why It Matters

While this is obviously a fan-driven quest, it reflects the global cultural impact of **One Piece** , 29 years after its debut. The anime, manga, and upcoming live-action series continue to inspire adventurous, imaginative projects—even if digging up treasure at sea is mostly symbolic (and extremely expensive).

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Basically, it’s part fan quest, part extreme cosplay, and all dedication to Oda’s world. Even if nobody actually dives for it, the hype is real.