One Piece fans think they've found the real-life location of the One Piece in under 12 hours, despite Oda burying it 600m underwater
By Bradley Russell
Published on March 4, 2026.
A Redditor, XilLive, may have found the location of the One Piece comic, which creator Eiichiro Oda has buried in an undisclosed location at sea. While some of the information is guesswork, it appears to be in an area where sediment isn't usually disturbed. The user's guess is that Suruga Bay, near Tokyo, where Oda lives. They plan to destroy the one-off document in an effort to find treasure.
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