Ikana

Ikana [行; いかな] is a city located in north-western Ganyama Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of roughly 11,000.
Ikana is located on a wide and flat peninsula which juts out from the main coastline of northern Ganyama. It sits just north of Nagidaki Bay. Over the course of its history Ikana has been primarily a fishing town, producing around 35% of all exported seafood and marine products from the prefecture. Ikana often suffers some of the most intense sea mists in Kanton.
The city is also known for its unique traditions, such as the Kaiira Festival, during which four young people were sacrificed to the ocean in a special ritual. Traditionally, two girls and two boys were brought as offerings to the gods and drowned on Kaiira Beach. Although this practice is obviously no longer around, the festival still occurs, with two adolescents of either gender being chosen to perform a dance for the ocean spirits, and later are annointed as Princes and Princesses of Kaiira.