In the recent years, the interpersonal relationship has been weakened in the Japanese society due to the rapid urbanization and the trend of low birth rate. The changes in the social environment limit the Japanese children and school kids to develop rich experiences when growing up. The urbanization leads to the situation that children are lack of the opportunities to directly touch with different people, the natural environment, and the whole society during the time they spend at home and school. For this reason, the Japanese government actively promotes experience activity through the school education system. The reports of the experience activity related policies have been submitted in 4 times: (1) The first report of the Central Education Council in 1996. (2) The report of the Curriculum Council in 1998. (3) The National Commission on Educational Reform report in 2000. (4). The second report of the Central Education Council in 2002. In addition, the major regulations that have been built up include: (1) The amendment to the School Education Law. (2) The amendment to the Social Education Law. As to the relationship between the experience activity and different subjects in the curriculum, each subject has a distinct objective, which specifies the content and the characteristics of the guiding principles. Therefore, it takes the integration of each subject to achieve the purpose of elementary school education. For school children to have better learning results, experience activity and the subjects in the curriculum should complement to each other and be incorporated. Consequently, this would stabilize and generalize the learning experiences. The experience activities can be categorized as followings: - The experience activity of volunteer works. - The experience activity of the nature environment. - The experience activity of production - The experience activity in the career and working environment. - The experience activity of culture or art. - The experience activity of inactive experience This report is composed of three sections including Preface, Main Contents and Conclusion. The Preface section specifies the motivations of research, the objectives, the methodologies, the scope of topics, and the structure of the paper. In addition, the Major Contents section comprises three chapters. The first chapter details the background of which the associated regulations are formed in the process of promoting experience activity. The major discussion covers the reports submitted by the Central Education Council, the amendment to the guiding principles of elementary schools, and the amendment process of the School Education Law and Social Education Law. The second chapter explains the relationship between experience activity and each specific subject. The discussion contains the enhancement of the quality of education faculty and staff in experience activity, and the problems encountered during the promotion process of experience activity. The last chapter illustrates the categories, implementation, and performance results of experience activity, taking s specific school as example; It centers on the topic of the paper, experience activity of volunteer activities, and uses the other two important categories as supplemental illustrations. Finally, in the Conclusion section, it presents the current situation of experience activity, including the characteristics and the issues, evaluates the performance of experience activity implementation, and proposes the author’s opinions to the future development of elementary schools in Taiwan. Key word : Experience activity, volunteer work, report of Central Education Council, viability, existence ability, contribution activity, composite learning time, position of education, learning guideline, guiding principle