Pap smear is a useful tool for early detection of cervical cancer, although it is essential to obtain the sample from the cervical transformation zone. Here, we report a case of endometrial stromal sarcoma protruding from the endocervical canal. The tumor bulk was extensively composed of necrotic tissue, but showed a false-negative result via Pap smear microscopy and biopsy-obtained tissue analysis. In addition to Pap smear, a vaginal examination can aid in the diagnosis of cervical and uterine diseases; therefore, a thorough physical examination and further diagnostic procedures are essential to accurately detect cervical cancer.