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''Tsaboraha'' is a widespread traditional custom in the Eastern region. By bringing the whole community together, it is a ceremony that strengthens social bonds. During those three days, the ''Tsaborahatsaboraha'' requires the participation of all.

After the initiating family has obtained the permission from ancestral spirits, men, women and children of the region actively participate in the preparation of the ritual. At each of the many steps, large quantities of ''[[''betsabetsa]]'']] (traditional rum) are distributed. The men will cut the wood that the children collected in the surrounding forests, while the women prepare the rice.

The young men of the village participate in A ''tolonJôro'omby'', a form consists of bullfighting with a strong young bull which is marked with a white spot on the forehead. Once tamed, the animal is taken making an offering to "Fijoroana", sacred place where it will be sacrificed the next day after a festive vigil and ancestors as a search recognition of the sacred tree during benefits they have kindly granted or wherever they wish to grant in the nightnear future. After   ''Rasariagna'' is a kind of ''joro'' by the killing, Betsimisaraka to commemorate the body good deeds of the [[zebu]] is shared their ancestors. They do this to thank their ancestors and prepared for a feast to signify them that can gather up to they are not forgotten. The ''rasariagna'' always takes place on a thousand peopleSaturday.