Long-term care is categorized as a social welfare business in Japan, and social welfare corporation mostly supplies its market. However, with the aging of society, these organizations can no longer provide the need for the expanding market, and lead to unnecessary occupancy of medical resources. Therefore, the Japanese government establishes the long-term care insurance and promotes the Participation of a variety of independent enterprises such as people in private enterprise, agricultural cooperatives and citizens’ non-profit organizations, so to meet the demand of the market and reduce the debts. Hence, the efficiency of system after privatization is brought into spotlight. It is questionable whether private organizations will maintain their quality when they are driven by profit. Besides, private enterprise set their charges by a different standard, which may lead to uneven distribution of resources in the market. Due to those reasons, the government to ensure fairness restricts the rates for long-term care services. Also, municipalities shall provide long-term care requirement certification and support requirement certification based on the screening judgment results of the long-term care approval board. The process is arbitrary and may lead to unfairness. Therefore, the fairness of the long-term care insurance system is also a concern. By examine the results of long-term care system since it was put into practice two and a half years ago (since April1, 2000), this essay states that the complementary performance of proper governmental involvement and easing of official restrictions improves the efficiency of private welfare organizations. Meanwhile, the fairness of the system can be approved under the supervision of professionals (the third party) and agreement of the general public.