  We show that the late-decaying particle scenario may be realized in the
supersymmetric singlet majoron model with the majoron scale $10-200$ TeV. The
smajoron decaying into two neutrinos is the late-decaying particle with the
mass $0.1-1$ TeV and the life-time $2\times10^3-8\times10^4$ seconds. The lower
limit of the majorino mass is $4-40$ TeV in order to avoid the overclosure of
the universe due to the decay-produced LSP. The muon neutrino and the tau
neutrino can be used to explain the atmospheric and the solar neutrino deficit.
