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Japanese Temple House

by ryven•Oct 31, 2026•houses•Works in 1.20+•100•44•809.0 KB
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Description

A large Japanese-style temple house with layered roofs, spruce detailing, and landscaped surroundings.

This houses build measures 69 × 95 × 93 and uses 96,607 blocks across 82 different block types, mostly stone, spruce planks, snow block.

It is made for Minecraft Java Edition 1.20.4.

Build at a Glance

Dimensions69 × 95 × 93
Footprint6,417 blocks
Total blocks96,607
Block types82
EditionJava
VersionMinecraft 1.20.4
File size809.0 KB
DifficultyExpert

Blocks in this schematic

96,607 blocks total

Placed blocks, not crafting ingredients. Overlapping regions are counted separately.

Stone57,772
Spruce Planks4,921
Snow Block3,971
White Concrete2,540
Polished Deepslate2,105
Spruce Fence2,022
Deepslate Bricks1,591
Deepslate Brick Slab1,562
Deepslate Brick Stairs1,542
Stripped Spruce Wood1,407
Cobblestone1,387
Stone Brick Stairs1,383
Mossy Stone Bricks1,348
Spruce Stairs1,102
Stripped Oak Wood1,084
See the full block list in the 3D viewer →
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Frequently Asked Questions

What Minecraft version is Japanese Temple House for?
Japanese Temple House is built for Minecraft 1.20.4 (Java Edition) and usually works on nearby versions too.
Do I need any mods to build Japanese Temple House?
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 Japanese Temple House use?
Japanese Temple House uses 96,607 blocks across 82 block types, and measures 69 × 95 × 93. Use the materials list above to gather everything first.
How do I import Japanese Temple House 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 Japanese Temple House 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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