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The objective of the present paper is to discover the relationship of sociability recovery and life-satisfaction of seniors depending on their involvement in leisure activities. As subjects for this study, 525 participants were selected from among those who are engaged in the leisure activity programs for seniors. SPSS WIN 12.0 was employed to process the data. There were statistically significant differences in sociability by gender; familiarity, cohesiveness and competence, by age; extensibility, familiarity, cohesiveness, reliability and education. By health; extensibility, cohesiveness, competence, reliability, and soundness, and by family income; extensibility, cohesiveness, competence, and soundness. also in life satisfaction by gender; age, education, and family income in content of present life, and by health; satisfaction with present, past and future life. Correlation between sociability and satisfaction of present life, there were also statistically significant differences in extensibility, familiarity, cohesiveness, competence, reliability, satisfaction of present, future and past life. As for influence of sociability on life-satisfaction, it was obvious that present satisfaction was influenced by extensibility, familiarity, competence and reliability, but future satisfaction was impacted by extensibility, cohesiveness, competence, reliability and soundness while past satisfaction was effected by extensibility, familiarity and soundness.