Traditionally, biodiversity and cultural diversity have been considered as deeply related (Ramsar Regional Center-East Asia, 2012). Like biodiversity, cultural diversity is systematic (Je, 2012). An island’s landscape possesses variety of cultural resources created by the interactions of organism, nature, and humanity (Hong, 2011). Therefore, numerous tangible and intangible resources that residents of insular regions have created, utilized, and maintained would be great ingredients of cultural diversity (Hong, 2008 and Hong et al., 2014).