where everyone is on equal footing. This shed is actually comprised of two traditional types of sheds: one is for placing fishing nets, and the other is for fishermen to find refuge on the cold winter nights. ‘Our Shed’ is an example of how a community can mold its local culture to fulfill tourism and leisure uses. Bamboo was the primary material used for its construction. The construction of the building was led by community grandfathers, with association members and young people from neighboring villages also lending a hand. After construction, they set a board in the front of it. The board said, ‘Our shed, is the result of efforts to preserve the original work places of our collected memory. It is imbued with our ancestor’s wisdom. Fish and guava are our pride.” Teenagers are encouraged to come and run the space. The traditional fishing tools of villagers are on display inside, and its walls are plastered with a wallpaper that exhibits the local fruit. It also sells the fruit planted by local farmers, as well as fishbased dishes. Moreover, the space is used as a classroom: old fishermen teach children from the community and other places how to make traditional fishing tools. 圖七 傳統漁法「牽鮕」轉化 成為可體驗的觀光休閒 活動，本地人與外地人 共同參與其中 Fig.7 The transformed traditional fishing for tourist activity bring the visitors and locals working together
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