Gaps around buffer material, which are inevitably generated during the construction of the high-level radioactive waste disposal repository, have been preferable to be firmly filled, in terms of securing the quality of the layer of buffer material. As a simple method of gap-filling procedure, it has been studied to merely dropping granulated bentonite without compaction. Although it has an advantage in easy construction, is has a concern of generating lower filling density than that generated by the method of compacting bentonite into gaps. In this study, we have studied the gap-filling property of granular, spherical, and relatively high-density bentonite pellets. We performed small-scale filling tests to discover the potential filling densities of the pellets and reach the consequence that mixing two different sizes of pellets enables the sufficient density of filling.