Kāne is the Hawaiian god of creation, life, and the forests. He is considered one of the primary deities in Hawaiian mythology, responsible for the creation of the natural world and mankind. Kāne is closely associated with the sun, light, and growth, embodying the forces that sustain life and promote fertility. He is revered as the giver of life and the source of spiritual and physical well-being. Kāne's presence is felt in the natural beauty of the Hawaiian islands, particularly in the lush forests and abundant flora that thrive under his protection and guidance.