This longitudinal study examined the prosodic features of demo, which used by three Japanese learners, S1, S2 and S3, in Taiwan, during their three years Japanese learning period. The use of demo can be categorized into two types, “A and Non-A related” and “A and Non-A unrelated”. Analyzing their phonetic performances reveals that, the feature of adjusting the duration of demo to distinguish “A and Non-A related” from “A and Non-A unrelated” can be observed, but the feature of adjusting the pitch range of demo cannot be found, even though their Japanese language proficiency are growing during the learning period.