People of the Kanamia Tribe, remember the sacred festivals. The changing of the seasons, the shifting of sun and moon are all tests granted by the ancestral spirit. To deepen one's understanding of the spirit, these festivals are essential to every Kanamian.

Celebration of Life
Held in spring, led by the High Priestess alongside the Spring Priests.
This festival honors all living beings, expresses gratitude for their gifts, and welcomes the hopes of a new year.

Celebration of the Fiery Moon
Held in summer, led by the Chieftain and the Summer Priests.
It serves to rally the tribe's spirit, instill perseverance, and temper the will during the heat of the season.

Harvest Day
Held in autumn, led by the High Priestess and the Autumn Priests.
It gives thanks to the ancestors and nature for their bounty, prays for a rich harvest, and teaches the virtue of frugality.

Redemption Day
Held in winter, led by the Chieftain and the Dusk Priests.
It marks the end of the year, a time for reflection, confession, and atonement for one's misdeeds.

Ancestor Festival
A special day co-led by the Chieftain, the High Priestess, and the Elders. It is the most sacred and grand occasion of the year.