Build at a Glance
Dimensions45 × 35 × 136
Footprint6,120 blocks
Total blocks24,142
Block types62
EditionJava
File size285.0 KB
DifficultyAdvanced
Build Overview
Large Japanese temple complex with traditional roofs, courtyards, and landscaped details.
This megabuilds build measures 45 × 35 × 136 and uses 24,142 blocks across 62 different block types, mostly smooth stone, dark prismarine slab, mangrove planks.
It is made for Minecraft Java Edition.
Blocks You'll Need
24,142 blocks total
Smooth Stone4,373
Dark Prismarine Slab3,367
Mangrove Planks2,712
Stripped Mangrove Log2,403
Deepslate Brick Slab1,704
Calcite1,614
Mangrove Slab1,333
Bamboo Slab821
Spruce Log754
Mangrove Stairs652
Mangrove Shelf600
Mangrove Fence Gate540
Stripped Pale Oak Log412
Glowstone368
Mangrove Fence368
Frequently Asked Questions
What Minecraft version is Byodo-In Temple for?
Byodo-In Temple works on Java Edition. No specific version is listed, so it should load on most recent versions.
Do I need any mods to build Byodo-In Temple?
No mods are required. You only need Litematica (or another schematic mod) to view and place the build in survival or creative.
How many blocks does Byodo-In Temple use?
Byodo-In Temple uses 24,142 blocks across 62 block types, and measures 45 × 35 × 136. Use the materials list above to gather everything first.
How do I import Byodo-In Temple into Minecraft?
Download the file above, then: in Litematica (Java), put the .litematic in your .minecraft/schematics folder, open the Litematica menu in-game, load the schematic, and use the placement tools to build it block by block. In WorldEdit (Java), drop the .schem into your WorldEdit schematics folder and run //schem load then //paste. On Bedrock, use a structure-block or add-on workflow that imports .nbt structures.
Is Byodo-In Temple free to download?
Yes. Every schematic on MineSchematic is free to download in .litematic, .schem and .nbt formats, with no account required.
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