TL;DR
- The #PitcherPerfect challenge is part of the Series 1 Winter Festival Playlist (Week 3).
- You need to take a photo of your car inside Edogawa Baseball Stadium — outside the gate does not count.
- The stadium is in the northwest corner of Tokyo City, just north of Tokyo Tower and next to the Edogawa Cross Country Circuit race.
- Any car works — there is no vehicle restriction for this challenge.
- Open Photo Mode with Up on the D-pad (controller) or P on keyboard, then press A to take the shot.
- Completing the challenge earns the Slide Whistle car horn and 2 Season Points toward Winter rewards.
The #PitcherPerfect photo challenge in Forza Horizon 6 is one of those deceptively simple tasks that catches players out because the game gives you almost no information about where to go. All you get is a hint about a baseball field — no map marker, no region name, no landmark callout. If you have been circling the wrong stadium or driving around Tokyo City at random, this guide will sort you out in under two minutes.
This is a Series 1 Winter season challenge. It is available from June 4 to June 11, 2026, so complete it before the season rotates to Series 2: Horizon Decades.
What Is the Pitcher Perfect Challenge?
The #PitcherPerfect challenge asks you to photograph your car inside the Edogawa Baseball Stadium in Tokyo City. It is part of the Series 1 Winter Festival Playlist and sits alongside the Snack Attack vending machine smash challenge and the weekly BMW M2 Competition Coupé challenge for Week 3.
There are no vehicle restrictions. Any car in your garage works. You do not need to complete a race, hit a target, or earn a skill first — just drive inside the stadium and take a photo.
Edogawa Baseball Stadium Location in Forza Horizon 6
Edogawa Baseball Stadium is in the northwest corner of Tokyo City. It is not marked on the map by default, which is why so many players struggle to find it.
The easiest landmarks to use for navigation:
- Look for the Tokyo City Food Delivery job icon on your map. The stadium is a few blocks directly north of it.
- It sits immediately to the right (east) of the Edogawa Cross Country Circuit race start line. If you have run that race before, you have been right next to it.
- It is also west of the Highway Circuit road race in the same area of Tokyo City.
- If you completed last week’s Tokyo Tower photo challenge, the stadium is just a few blocks north of that location.
On the map, the stadium appears as a large grassy square with a light-blue road running through it. It looks like a triangle or diamond shape from above — the baseball pitch layout. Once you zoom in on the northwest quadrant of Tokyo City and look for that distinctive shape near the food delivery icon, you will spot it immediately.
Do not confuse this with the large circular Horizon Stadium on the far west edge of the map. That is a completely different venue and will not count for this challenge. You specifically need the smaller Edogawa Baseball Stadium inside Tokyo City.
How to Complete the Pitcher Perfect Challenge
Once you know where to go, this challenge takes less than two minutes from start to finish.
Step 1 — Travel to Edogawa Baseball Stadium
Open your map and fast travel to any road you have already discovered near the northwest section of Tokyo City. The roads around the stadium connect to the main Tokyo highway network, so if you have explored that part of the city you will have a fast travel point nearby. Drive the last stretch to the stadium entrance.
If you have not yet explored that area, drive across from the main Tokyo festival outpost or any discovered road in central Tokyo City. The northwest edge of the city is reachable within a minute from the centre.
Step 2 — Enter the Stadium
The game pins the challenge prompt near the northeast corner of the baseball field, where you will see high fence railings and a large gate opening onto the pitch. Drive through the gate to get inside. The challenge requires you to take the photo from inside the stadium, not on the road outside. If you open photo mode while still outside the boundary, the challenge will not register.
Drive your car onto the actual pitch — the grassy or dirt infield area — to make sure you are well inside the stadium before taking the shot.
Step 3 — Open Photo Mode and Take the Shot
Once you are inside the stadium:
- Controller: Press Up on the D-pad to open Photo Mode, then press A to take the picture.
- Keyboard: Press P to open Photo Mode, then take the shot.
Point your camera toward the field or seating area so the stadium structure is clearly visible in the frame. The game needs to recognise the landmark location, so having the stadium visible in the shot is the safest approach. Take the photo and the challenge completes immediately.
You do not need to frame the shot perfectly or set up an elaborate scene. A quick snapshot from inside the pitch is all it takes. For tips on getting more out of Photo Mode across Japan, see the photo mode guide and best locations.
Pitcher Perfect Rewards
Completing the #PitcherPerfect challenge earns you:
- Slide Whistle car horn — a cosmetic reward for your car.
- 2 Season Points toward your Series 1 Winter Festival Playlist total.
Those 2 points contribute toward the Winter season reward cars — the 2019 Subaru STI S209 and 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser Arctic Trucks AT37. Stack these points alongside the rest of the Winter challenges to unlock both cars before the season ends on June 11.
For the full list of what is available this season and how to earn every point efficiently, see the Festival Playlist seasonal events guide.
Common Issues and Fixes
The challenge is not registering after I take a photo
The most likely reason is that you are not fully inside the stadium when you take the shot. Make sure you drive through the gate and onto the pitch itself — not just past the entrance or alongside the outer fence. Open Photo Mode only once your car is clearly on the stadium grounds.
I cannot find the stadium on the map
The stadium has no map marker before you visit it. Use the Edogawa Cross Country Circuit race icon as your guide — it appears on your map as a standard race event. The baseball stadium is immediately to the right (east) of that race start line. Alternatively, find the Tokyo City Food Delivery job icon and drive a few blocks north from there.
I went to the wrong stadium
The large circular stadium on the far west of the map is the main Horizon Stadium used for racing events. This is not Edogawa Baseball Stadium. You need the smaller baseball-specific venue inside Tokyo City’s northwest area.
More Tokyo City Challenges
If you are already in Tokyo City working through Winter challenges, a few other tasks are close by. The Shibuya Crossing area for the Tokyo Drift daily challenge is just south of the baseball stadium — a short drive away if you still need those Awesome Drift skills. The Tokyo Tower photo challenge from Week 2 is also in the same general area, a few blocks south.
While you are in the northwest of Tokyo, it is worth hitting any undiscovered roads nearby to expand your fast travel network across the city. More discovered roads mean quicker access to future challenges and events. For a full look at all of Tokyo City’s districts and how they connect, see the Japan map guide.
For players working toward 100% completion in Series 1, the all achievements and trophy guide and the wristband progression system guide are the best next stops after clearing the seasonal challenges each week.
Forza Horizon 6 is available on Xbox, PC via Steam, PlayStation, and via the official Forza website.
