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Daily physical act ivi ty puts s tress on the cardiovascular system, such as blood pressure elevation, heart rate increase, peripheral vessel constriction, etc. The magnitude of stress depends on the physical activity of the person (the intensity/ duration of exercise, muscle mass recruited in the activity, posture changes, etc.) on one hand, and on the cardiovascular function of the person on the other. As such, improving cardiovascular function will contribute to maintaining or increasing physical fi tness to perform daily physical activity. The purpose of this review, therefore, was to discuss the circulatory function to perform prolonged work from the view point of maintaining physical activity of daily life in ordinary elderly people with respect to peripheral circulation and vascular structure. 2. Cardiovascular responses to daily life

Circulatory Functions to Maintain Physical Activity of Daily Life in Elderly People