

Forza Horizon 6’s Series 4 autumn playlist includes a collectibles challenge called “Homerun”. To complete it, you need to drive into 15 Shimanoyama Heat mascots during the “Horizon Mascot Party” playlist.
The targets are the smiling baseball mascots, not the separate curry-themed mascot found throughout Shimanoyama. This guide explains where to find the full group and how to make sure each hit counts.
Shimanoyama Heat mascot location
Travel to Horizon Stadium in Shimanoyama. The stadium sits on the western side of the Shimanoyama region, close to the coast, and most of the collectibles are positioned inside the venue or immediately around it.

There is one mascot at each stadium entrance, making the collectibles near the venue easy to identify. The remaining targets are spread through the stadium and in three nearby outdoor locations.
Three areas outside the stadium
- Check the approaches and entrances around Horizon Stadium.
- Search the nearby areas surrounding the stadium rather than staying only on the main field.
- Use the map image and gallery views to identify the three outdoor groups before driving between them.




How to complete the “Homerun” challenge
- Drive to Horizon Stadium in western Shimanoyama.
- Look for the Shimanoyama Heat baseball mascots inside the stadium, at its entrances and in the surrounding areas.
- Run over 15 mascots with your car.
- Open the “Festival Playlist” menu to check your progress.
Make sure you hit the baseball mascot itself. If another player has already struck one, you may see only its remains, but driving over the white sphere or detached pieces on the ground will not register as a completed hit.
Do not mistake these collectibles for Shimanoyama’s small curry mascot, which can appear anywhere in the region. The required targets are specifically the baseball-themed mascots.
Other activities near Horizon Stadium
While you are at the stadium, you can also attempt the Edamame Time Attack Circuit. That event is required for another weekly “Horizon Mascot Party” challenge. The area also offers photo opportunities for completing the “Photography” collection.
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