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府最古の梅林で、「かおり風景百選」に指定された名勝「枚岡梅林」。ウィルスによりやむなく伐採されたが、新たに梅や様々な草花が植えられ、四季を楽しむ事のできる梅林として再生された。
年末の予祝行事の一つで、早朝から総代によって綯われた注連縄が張り渡され、その前で宮司、神職、総代、氏子が「アッハッハ」と大いに笑う。「天の岩屋戸神話」を彷彿とさせる神事。神事で使う笑福守（1000円）を受けてから参加しよう。20分間、大笑いをして心の岩戸を開こう。※2024年は参道にピザや水餃子など様々な店舗が出店、ライブ配信も同時に行われる。
大阪平野の東、太古より続く生駒山麓の一つ枚岡山の聖域「神津嶽」を元宮とし、その麓に鎮座する枚岡神社。春日大社創建時に祭祀の神、皇室の守護神である天児屋根命・比売御神を分祀したことから元春日と呼ばれる河内國一之宮。新嘗祭は新穀を供え、実りに感謝する大祭。また、10月第2土、日曜開催の23台もの布団太鼓が宮入する「秋郷祭」や、年末の12月23日に行われる、大いに笑い開運招福願う「注連縄掛神事（通称お笑い神事）」などの特殊な神事も行われる。
Twenty-four members of the Shōnawate shrine will be enshrined in the shrine, including Masayoshi Kusunoki and Masayoshi Kusunoki, whose main festival deity is Masayuki Kusunoki. The precincts are planted with kusan, cherry blossoms, and autumn leaves, especially the scenery of spring and autumn. In 1890, the Emperor Meiji was granted a royal charter, and the festival of the day was the Kusunoki Sakura Festival. Various votive events such as iai and dance are held.
The Oshinsui "Nōgū no Mizu" (water intake time 6-17), which springs from the Minazase Shrine precinct, was selected as a national famous water center. The tea ceremony ceremony is also open at the same palace where the famous water springs, and on April 5 every year, a tea ceremony held by the service of the Rai Senke family is held against the festival gods, Gotoba, Domi and Shuntoku, and the precinct is buzzing throughout the day. There is a tea room "Eokshin-tei" (reservation required) of Emperor Go Mizuo, which is an important cultural property.
They hold field performances and Japanese music concerts, as well as haiku competitions and photo contests.
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