A questionnaire survey was conducted with the aim of clarifying the actual condition and issues of Jiritsu-Katsudo for teachers who are instructing at special needs classes for hearing impaired children in elementary schools. Among the teachers, the number of holders of the special needs school teacher’s license (education for hearing impaired) was only 11.8%. As reported in previous studies, the main means of communication used in many classes was spoken language. What was mostly answered as a difficulty in school living by the enrolled children was “About vocabulary”, “Reliability of interaction”. Regarding the difficulties when teachers are involved with enrolled children, many teachers said that “I feel that my knowledge on deafness is not sufficient”,“ I want to use sign language and finger spelling but I cannot use it enough”,“ Relationships among children are not sufficient”. As for teachers who had experience in instructing in Jiritsu-Katsudo, there were many things concerning reading and writing, pronunciation / utterance, and formation of human relations. Regarding the difficulties in selecting and instructing the contents of Jiritsu-Katsudo, the answer that“ Knowledge and skills on the content to be taught does not catch up” is the most frequent, and the problem relating to the expertise of the teachers in charge of special needs classes for hearing impaired are shown.