The study collected the seismic records of the Boradband Array in Taiwan for Seismology (BATS) to identify the ground motion probably triggered by totally 481 large landslides having areas larger than 0.1 km^2 from 2005-2009. After eliminating the signals from local and teleseismic earthquakes, 45 landslide-triggered seismic signals were interpretated. The landslide-triggered seismic signals provided accuracte timing of landslide initation to assess the rainfall conditions for large landslide. The preliminary results about critical rainfall for large landslides includes (1) the amount of cumulative rainfall is the major factor to trigger large landslide, (2) the I-D rainfall threshold for large landslide is significantly higher than that for shallow landslides, and (3) the amount of effective cumulative rainfall for 70% occurrence probability for large landslides should be 1345 mm.