A rice-threshing song is a working song sung when getting grains by striking down a rice sheaf into a wood-mortar or on a threshing-stand with a stone or a stump. I used for this paper mainly my materials that I recorded through field-work during 1985-2004 for farming songs in every town in South-Korea and in some districts in North-Korea. There are the Chugnam type, the Gangwon type, the Gyeongsang-do type and etc. in the Korean types of the rice-threshing song. There are the general Chugnam type<score 1> and the Seocheon type in the Chugnam type : The former is sung in the area of its central and western parts in the Province, Chungcheongnam-do. The latter is sung in the some area of Seocheon District situated in the southwestern part of Chungcheongnam-do, and is redivided with the Seocheon-A type and the Seocheon-B type<score 2>. There are the Hongcheon type and the Gangneung type in the Gangwon type : The former is sung in Hongcheon District, and redivided with the Hongcheon-A type(the 'Jajaja' type) and the Hongcheon-B type(the 'Jojojo' type). The latter is sung in Gangneung city and its distinctive word is 'Madaengi'. There are the 'Otdurumi' type, the 'Bongheya' type and the 'Bousse' type in the Gyeongsang-do type. The cultural area of the 'Bongheya' and the 'Bousse' types is a part of the Province, Gyeongsangbuk-do. I refered to the special features of every type.