In succession to the previous paper, the present study was directed to investigate the nonvolatile organic acids composition in raw and belied-dried products of oyster, sea-mussel, baby clam and hen clam by gas liquid chromatography. The results obtained are summarized as follows : In four kinds of the samples examined, eight kinds of organic acids were identified and determined in oyster, sea-mussel and baby clam, and nine kinds in hen clam. The major organic acids in oyster were pyroglutamic, succinic and malic acid which was $94.2\%$ of total quantity of organic acid, and those in sea-mussel, baby clam and hen clam were succinic and malic acid which were $90.8\%,;89.7\%;and;86.4\%$ of total acids, respectively. The most abundant organic acid in sea-mussel, baby clam and hen clam was succinic acid that was $80.6\%,;84.9\%;and;73.2\%$ in total acids, repectively. And that of oyster was pyroglutamic acid which marked $38.8\%$ in total acids, and the next one was succinc acid marked $34.4\%$. In the total quantity of organic acid, the highest was 913.0 mg/100g in oyster which showed 4.5 times as much as in hen clam, followed by 478.4 mg/100g in sea-mussel, 246.3mg/100g in baby clam, and the least was 201.2 mg/100g in hen clam. The decreasing rate of total quently of organic acids by boiled-dried procersing was the highest in oyster, $54.7\%$, followed by $46.5\%$ in sea-mussel, $37.1\%$ in hen clam and $29.4\%$ in baby clam. The decreasing rate of each organic acid shelved much difference according to the samples examined, in general, great in malic, fumaric and proglutamic acid ana less in succinic, lactic and oxalic acid.