According to Seoul cancer registry data (2000), cancer became the leading cause of death in Korea, accounting for 23.9% of all deaths and gastric cancer is the most prevalent malignant neoplasm, comprising 20.8% of all cancers. Korea and some part of Asian countries have the highest incidence of gastric cancer in the world. Therefore, gastrectomy became one of the most common cancer operation in Korea. Thanks to early detection and intervention, the mortality of early gastric cancer drops dramatically and is now believed to be one of the most curable diseases among all the cancers. However, after successful operation and the declaration of cure of the stomach cancer, the patients are left without stomach for all his remaining life. If the patients lose most of his stomach tissue, there are several problems, which include loss of reservoir function for food and indigestion. Besides, loss of appetite is of the paramount importance because the stomach is an important endocrine organ controlling the appetite via gut-brain axis and the main axis is through a hormone called ghrelin, the only orexigenic hormone in human.