We collected information on local ecological resources such as coasts, rivers, wetlands, fishery, important habitats for birds and places of scenic beauty in the disaster areas of the Great East Japan Earthquake by referring to literature and the internet. As a result, we found that the disaster areas could be characterized by several geomorphological zones. The geomorphological conditions affected availability of fishery ports and agricultural lands and thus main occupation of people of the area. The distinctive landscapes that dynamically changes along the coast had great potential for unique ecological tourism that leads to sustainable use and conservation of natural resources.