Japan’s Penis Parade: Raising Funds, Raising Eyebrows Since ’69
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Since 1969, Japan’s Kanamara Matsuri has been celebrating, well, penises—but it’s not just fun and games. This annual festival 'raises money for a good cause,' mixing cheeky vibes with charity. The event involves giant phallic decorations and definitely isn’t your grandma’s parade. As the article says, 'Kanamara Matsuri has been an annual tradition since 1969,' combining a festival atmosphere with a serious purpose. Who knew a penis party could double as fundraising? It's proof that some traditions stand tall over decades, blending culture and charity with a wink and a nod.
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Source: Buzzfeed | Published: 4/9/2023 | Author: Kenneth Bachor
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