Kanamara, el festival en el que le rinden tributo al pene

People crowd outside the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine to see portable shrines bearing phalluses before the start of the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

People crowd outside the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine to see portable shrines bearing phalluses during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Believers of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine carry portable shrines bearing phalluses during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Believers of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine carry portable shrines bearing phalluses during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Believers of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine carry a portable shrine bearing a phalluse during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Believers of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine carry a portable shrine bearing a phalluse during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Believers of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine carry a portable shrine bearing a phalluse during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Believers of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine carry a portable shrine bearing a phalluse during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

A woman hold Japanese radishes carved as phalluses at the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Women hold candy in the shape of phalluses at the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

Women hold candy in the shape of phalluses at the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

A couple hold candy in the shape of phalluses at the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine during the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA

People crowd outside the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine to see portable shrines bearing phalluses before the start of the Kanamara Festival in Kawasaki, a suburb of Tokyo on April 3, 2016. More than 20,000 people gathered to enjoy the annual festival which Shinto believers carry giant phalluses through the streets. / AFP PHOTO / TORU YAMANAKA