Pioka Shrine (Common name: Comedy Shrine)

The Haimaoka Shrine nestled in the east of the Osaka Plain, surrounded by the trees at the foot of Mount Ikoma, which is connected to the border with the Nara Basin. The Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara, also known as "Motokasuga" because it invited the two gods of this company, flourished with the prosperity of Fujiwara. On the south side of the sando road is the Pihaoka Bairin, known as a plum attraction, and to the northeast of the shrine is a park where cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom.

It was the oldest plum forest in the prefecture, and was designated as the "Kaori Scenery Hyakuseki", a famous victory, "Hanioka Bairin". It was unavoidably cut down due to a virus, but was newly planted with plums and various flowers, and was regenerated as a plum forest where you can enjoy the four seasons.

One sheet at the foot of Mount Ikoma, which continues from Taiko, to the east of the Osaka Plain, with the sanctuary "Kozu-dake" at Okayama as the Motogū, and the shrine is located at the foot of the shrine. At the time of the founding of the Kasugasaisha Shrine, he was referred to as Motokawachi Kazinomiya, who was known as the god of worship and the guardian deity of the imperial family, the Tengo Roof Life and Hiri Gojin. The new festival is a festival that offers new grains and appreciates the fruit. In addition, the "Akigo Festival", which is held on the second Saturday of October and Sunday, where 23 futon drums enter the city, and the "Akigo Festival", which will be held on December 23 at the end of the year, will be held at the end of the year. Special rituals such as are also performed.