A bacterium producing pullulanase was from soil, and was identified Bacillus cereus and named as Bacillus cereus JK36. The optimal culture conditions for the efficident production of pullulanase from B. cereus JK36 was obtained by cultivating with the medium composed of 1% pullulan, 1% teast extract, 1% bactopeptone, 0.1% NaH$_{2}$PO$_{4}$, 2H$_{2}$O, 0.02% MgSO$_{4}$ulcorner7H$_{2}$O at 40$circ$C, initial pH 6.5 for 70 hours. Using the culture supernatant as crude enzyme, the optimal pH and temperature of the pullulanase of this strain were 6.5 and 50$circ$C. In effect of pH and temperature on the stability of the enzyme, the enzyme was stable in the range of pH6.0$sim$9.5 and up to 40$circ$C, respectively. The hydrolysis product on pullulan was mainly maltotriose.