This paper analyzes an environment sharing system from a field survey of 225
Bale bales (Endai-like furniture) in Lae Lae isle, Makassar, Indonesia.
Bale bales are owned by individuals and used by entire households. However, 1)
Bale bales are sometimes moved to better environments not only by owners but also by neighbors.
2) Whether or not they have their own
Bale bales, many islanders use the
Bale bales of other families located in comfortable environments (for example, the seashore, a
street
corner
, or a public square) far from their homes.
3) Not only relatives but also neighbors and visitors are permitted to use each
Bale bale on the island.
By following these customs and rules, islanders can share a good environment on their high-density island.
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