<strong>Summary</strong><br/>Everyone's heard of the legend of Tokugawa's buried treasure. It's Japan's single most famous buried treasure story. Your Master too has been ensnared by this dream. He has acquired the notes of the military strategist Kakuryo Hayashi, purchased a small mountain in Gunma Prefecture, and set about trying to excavate the buried treasure. However, Kentaro Kashiwazaki of the prefectural assembly intends to sabotage his efforts!<br/><br/>Will the Master be able to find his buried treasure?<br/><br/><strong>Setting</strong><br/>This scenario takes place in present-day Japan, and the “mansion” is a small mountain that the Master purchased in order to search for treasure, and the large villa that rests at its foot. There's also a small village near the villa, though that shouldn't cause any problems, right?<br/><br/>The GM can make up the remaining details however he or she pleases.<br/><br/><strong>The Legend of Tokugawa's Buried Treasure</strong><br/>Tokugawa's treasure, which features so prominently in this scenario, was one of the three treasures of the great Daimyos (Ieyasu Tokugawa, Hideyoshi, the Yuuki family). The subject of countless TV specials, it is Japan's single most famous buried treasure story. Naosuke Ii, the chief minister during the waning<br/>days of the Tokugawa Shogunate, is said to have buried 300 years worth of Tokugawa treasures in order to keep it from foreign powers and anti-Shogunate groups. The actual burying of the treasure was directed by Kakuryo Hayashi, retainer and military strategist to the shogunate, while the operation was carried out by a magistrate and mathematician named Ogurikouzukenousuke. There are many theories about where he might've buried the treasure, but the most influential one holds that it lies somewhere near the foot of Gunma Prefecture's Mount Akagi.