Minecraft: How To Build an Ultimate Japanese House 

"Where is the forest? All the trees?" *_"Gone. Reduced to slabs."_*

this is literally the most polite tutorial ever "please extend 4 blocks"

For people in survival wanting to know how many logs to harvest for each wood type, I have calculated it below Dark Oak - 1791 Logs or 28 Stacks Spruce - 2982 Logs or 46.6 Stacks Oak - 1078 Logs or 16.6 Stacks Birch - 288 Logs or 4.5 Stacks Campfire - 743 Logs or 11.6 Stacks Barrel - 135 Logs or 2.2 Stacks A Lantern will also require 153 Iron ingots or 2.3 Stacks. There's also 404 Coal between the campfires and lanterns or 6.4 Stacks

I built this back in 2020 with my friends in survival. Building this together and our other projects in the world really helped me get through da’rona and make new friends. We don’t play much together anymore, but I am so happy for the memories and time we spent together! Happy building!

Everyone gangsta untill sheep: repeat this 4 times

Y’all complaining bout how long this took you, imagine how long it must’ve taken him to plan and build ALL this.

This was my most complicated and rewarding build by far compared to any of my other builds in Minecraft I cannot tell you how much of my appreciation goes into this masterpiece absolutely fascinating

日本人から見ても非常に素晴らしい建築です。日本人でもここまで上手に五重の塔を作る人はいません。心から尊敬と感謝をします！最高の動画をありがとう！

0:40 material/layout 1:44 fill w cobblestone/coral 2 wide 1:56 19x19 2:00 gate+fences 3:09 fire camps 3:46 walls (stripped dark oak/ stripped oak log/stripped birch log) 5:10 dark oak pillars 5:33 decorate 6:08 part roof edge 6:45 stripped spruce pillar 7:14 fence+gate 7:28 start roof edge 7:42 Spruce slabs+ stairs 8:42 decorate 8:56 red stone light 9:19 oak slabs + stripped spruce 9:36 slabs/trapdoor 10:20 stripped dark oak log + dark slab 11:07 roof edge w dark oak slab/stairs 11:25 fill 11:48 repeat (7:30-11:20) 14:24-16:05 roof corners 16:12 hopper+lantern 16:30 repeat corners 19:21 second floor walls (3:46) 19:49 spruce floor 20:13 pillar/ladder/lantern 20:37 fence+gate+lantern 20:57 copy 4 times 23:19 finish roof (stripped dark oak log/spruce slab/dark oak stairs/dark oak planks) 26:39 tip of roof (smooth stone slabs/spruce fence/anvils) 27:27 9 blocks high 27:32 (6 andesite wall/2 anvils/ 4 fences/ end rod) 28:05 fill w oak log 28:13 pathway (andesite/smooth andesite stairs/ pressure plates) 28:23 (andesite wall/lantern/gate) 29:34 (4 fence high/ gate/ leaves/ cobblestone/ dark oak/ firecamp ) 28:56 water decor Repeat 29:39 finish touch (trapdoor/ andesite slab/ top floor lantern) 30:26 done 🥰thank u guys Honestly was just trynna make it easier for sum of yall since was doing it in my world too

13:26 "Congratulations on finishing two sides." I shed a tear

bruh love the tutorial, so in depth, props to u for legit building it without any skips or cuts XD

What’s good is that you could make it as short or as tall as you want and it won’t ruin the design

My friends in server: Where are the forests? Me: *"Gone... Reduced to atoms"*

I can't even build a good dirt house.

This has to be one of the most rewarding builds I have followed. This is building no#8 and it was the hardest. Its amazing. Thanks so much for sharing!!! Amazing guide.

MATERIALS LIST: NOTE: All Stacks are in excess to meet desired amount needed. Dark oak slabs: 31 stacks Spruce slabs: 26 stacks Dark oak log: 22 stacks Spruce stairs: 15 stacks Spruce logs: 15 stacks Oak slabs: 12 stacks Spruce trap door: 11 stacks Spruce fence: 9.5 stacks Spruce fence gate: 9 stacks Oak log (stripped): 8.5 stacks Redstone: 5.5 stacks Redtone lamp 5.5 stacks Dark oak stairs: 5 stacks Oak log (normal): 5 stacks Birch log: 4.5 stacks Campfire: 4 stacks Cobblestone: 4 stacks Spruce sign: 15 stacks Dark oak strap door: 3 stacks Barrel: 3 stacks Lantern: 3 stacks Polished andesite slab: 2.5 stacks Andesite: 2 stacks Oak leaves: 2 stacks Smooth stone slab: 1 stack + 4 Purple coral block: 3 stacks Ladder: 48 Dark oak planks: 44 Andesite wall: 38 Glowstone: 32 Jungle trap door: 24 Smooth andesite stairs: 24 Hopper: 20 Lever: 20 Stone pressure plate: 12 Anvil: 6 End rod: 1 :)

Numbers converted into stacks for those who want to do this in survival! Dark Oak Slabs - 30 stacks 40 items Spruce Slabs - 25 stacks 50 items Stripped Dark Oak - 21 stacks 56 items Spruce Stairs - 15 stacks Stripped Spruce - 14 stacks 24 items Oak Slabs - 11 stacks 16 items Spruce Trapdoor - 10 stacks 52 items Spruce Fence - 9 stacks and 17 items Spruce Fence Gate - 8 stacks and 36 items Stripped Oak - 8 stacks and 24 items Redstone - 5 stacks and 20 items Redstone Lamp - 5 stacks and 20 items Dark Oak Stairs - 4 stacks and 52 items Oak Logs - 4 stacks and 40 items Stripped Birch - 4 stacks and 32 items Campfire - 3 stacks and 56 items Dead Bubble Coral - 3 stacks and 48 items Spruce Signs - 3 stacks and 40 items Dark Oak Trapdoor - 2 stacks and 53 items Barrel - 2 stacks and 52 items Lantern - 2 stacks and 44 items Polished Andesite Slab - 2 stacks and 12 items Andesite - 1 stack and 44 items Oak Leaves - 1 stack and 36 items Smooth Stone Slabs - 1 stack and 4 items Dead Brain Coral - 1 stack Ladder - 48 items Dark Oak Planks - 44 items Andesite Wall - 38 items Glowstone - 32 items Jungle Trapdoor - 24 items Polished Andesite Stairs - 24 items Hoppers - 20 items Lever - 20 items Stone Pressure Plate - 12 items Anvil - 6 items

Legit about to build this in survival tomorrow

Finally got all the materials starting this beast of a build!

This is, by far, the most beautiful build I have ever seen. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

Update: I finished the build after 3 days of torture 😂

Me: Finally, after about 2 hours, I’m done! Them: Congratulations on finishing one side! 👁👄👁

7:47 "please extend 4 blocks" jeez dude you're so sweet lol.. thank you for this, it's a beautiful build and it even teaches me how people design things differently

Thanks for this easy guide! Finally made this in survival mode within a week. If you're planning to make this, better collect all materials first before starting.

Nobody: Flint & Steel: imma bout to end this mans whole career

Can we just appreciate this guy giving us block numbers. I mean think about how long you’d need to count- Incredible, seriously. Edit: for the people who are going against me cause world edit is a thing- I’m just trying to acknowledge the fact that this is so good.

Loved the build! please do more japanese styled houses!!

I love Japanese designs! They are beautiful, and the songs are precious, thank you for sharing them!

I just stumbled upon this channel today, but the amount of effort and editing put into a single minute of one of your videos rivals if not destroys other tutorials. The music is very relaxing and makes you focus on the build itself, and the step by step process you use really helps me follow along! This pagoda video especially, despite it being a little over a half hour long, it barely felt like 5 minutes. All that just to say, you deserve more subscribers.

Imagine if she forgot to start recording.. bruh

this was a really fun tutorial to follow along with, thank you for making ! 💕

I did this construction in survival and it took a total of almost 5 or 6 IRL days to finish it, 3 days gathering materials and another 2 and a half days to do the construction and remodeling to make it functional in survival (changing slabs for whole blocks, lighting and building a spiral staircase in the middle of the tower because I didn't like having a super detailed tower and having to climb with a simple ladder, add chests, furnaces, i added an lightning rod in the top of the tower with a lantern below to avoid storms and get the tower burned down, etc) P.s: Excellent tutorial, very detailed and nice explained, i hope i build more from this channel.. P.s 2: The only thing I had a problem with was finding the name of some of the blocks in the list of materials and I was missing some materials, such as spruce slabs or wooden planks. The next one would be quite useful to have a list with the amount of materials and their name on the side to avoid misunderstandings with some blocks (example dark wood and spruce wood)

-Wait, it's all... stripped wood? -Always has been

video: coral blocks me: cobble, take it or leave it

Took about a week but def worth it. Looks amazing keep it up man🤘🏽

Up to corners for today, looking forwards to completing the rest of this tommorow. Thanks for the great tutorial!

God damn that materials list is brutal man

now we just need a tutorial for the trees in the backround.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GIVING A FULL LIST OF MATERIALS 🙏

This is a really good base and the tutorial is very well done!

If anyone is wondering and wanna built it in survival you will need : 15 stack of oak log 35-40 stk of spruce 30 stck of Dark oak 5 stck of Birch To make all the sticks/chest/camp fire... consider at least 3 more stacks of wood Edit: update on this project: People that said that it took them 3-4 days are fakin it or are in creative. I spent 2 days on ressources and 3 days on the first step (the one before copying 3 times). I play an average of 3 hours/day

Love watching these knowing I’ll miscalculate a block and the building will turn out unsymmetrical

This is a really good video very easy to understand thank you for making this :)

Made this in my world, absolutely loved it! My 1st mega structure and the process was so simple to follow. Thank you so much!!

FINALLY a big base that looks good with a full tutorial

1:44 fill w cobblestone/coral 2 wide 1:56 19x19 2:00 gate+fences 3:09 fire camps 3:46 walls (stripped dark oak/ stripped oak log/stripped birch log) 5:10 dark oak pillars 5:33 decorate 6:08 part roof edge 6:45 stripped spruce pillar 7:14 fence+gate 7:28 start roof edge 7:42 Spruce slabs+ stairs 8:42 decorate 8:56 red stone light 9:19 oak slabs + stripped spruce 9:36 slabs/trapdoor 10:20 stripped dark oak log + dark slab 11:07 roof edge w dark oak slab/stairs 11:25 fill 11:48 repeat (7:30-11:20) 14:24-16:05 roof corners 16:12 hopper+lantern 16:30 repeat corners 19:21 second floor walls (3:46) 19:49 spruce floor 20:13 pillar/ladder/lantern 20:37 fence+gate+lantern 20:57 copy 4 times 23:19 finish roof (stripped dark oak log/spruce slab/dark oak stairs/dark oak planks) 26:39 tip of roof (smooth stone slabs/spruce fence/anvils) 27:27 9 blocks high 27:32 (6 andesite wall/2 anvils/ 4 fences/ end rod) 28:05 fill w oak log 28:13 pathway (andesite/smooth andesite stairs/ pressure plates) 28:23 (andesite wall/lantern/gate) 29:34 (4 fence high/ gate/ leaves/ cobblestone/ dark oak/ firecamp ) 28:56 water decor Repeat 29:39 finish touch (trapdoor/ andesite slab/ top floor lantern) 30:26 done

These r very detailed instructions and beautiful archetecture, great video! Thanks for sharing!

this video was just so good that i couldn't get myself to skip even a second

"u need to repeat this 4 time" i think i shed a tear

Me:*Sees this Video* Forests:*Chuckles* I'm in Danger

building like that with Minecraft is a gift. Just such anamazing structure Thank you for sharing and showing how this was possible.

Awesome video man love the build

“The trees iron and coral” “It’s all gone sir”

I plan on building this in survival, and have just started gathering materials, however its a bad start cuz I had almost a full shulker of spruce but I somehow managed to misplace it somewhere in the forest lmao Edit 1: End of Day 1, I spent the entire day gathering wood for resources, I have made all the wooden components required in this build, however I don't have an ocean anywhere near where I am building this, so I will most likely replace the dead coral blocks with cobblestone or something with a similar color/texture. Edit 2: About halfway through day 2, I've gathered the rest or the resources for the build (mostly a good amount of iron), and have found a decently flat area to build it (between a mesa and plains), and have started doing some minor terraforming to even out a 37x37 area. Edit 3: So its technically day 3 now, but I haven't slept yet and have pretty much been working on the build nonstop (except for a couple food breaks), but I'm on the third level now, however a creeper just blew up the chests that were sorting all the items so now everything is just in random chests unorganized, not sure if I lost any blocks from the explosion, but I did lose a few chest blocks. Edit 4: Its 11:50am, day 3, still have not slept yet because of how invested I already am on this build. The main building has been finished, time to work on the surroundings! I plan on making a video touring it, and the surrounding area. Edit 5: 1:06pm, and I have fully completed the surroundings and structure. It is technically fully complete, all I have left is to do some extra terraforming to make it look more natural. The build took me in total about ~7 hours of gathering resources and ~20 hours of playtime to complete the entire build.

Im doing this For a starter base in a survival world and I Have done about 50% of the whole thing. Its taken me almost 3 days and its a really great tutorial

The most time consuming and expensive thing I’ve ever done in survival but by god was it worth it. Loved the vid

I want to make an entire world dedicated to building every thing you’ve shown us

Majang: It's a silly little game where they survive and build it's not like their gonna do anything better than us- *Oh*

this is so fun to make. after the second/third floor i definitely memorized the pattern haha .

this is beyond beautiful and has inspired me to make this my safe world in Minecraft so thank you for sharing

If someone is confused by icons, here is the full list of needed materials: 1960 Dark Oak Slabs 1650 Spruce Slabs 1400 Stripped Dark Oak Logs 960 Spruce Stairs 920 Stripped Spruce Logs 720 Oak Slabs 692 Spruce Trapdoors 593 Spruce Fences 548 Spruce Fence Gates 536 Stripped Oak Logs 340 Redstone Dust 340 Redstone Lamps 308 Dark Oak Stairs 296 Oak Logs 288 Stripped Birch Logs 248 Campfires 240 Dead Bubble Coral Blocks 232 Spruce Signs 181 Dark Oak Trapdoors 180 Barrels 172 Lanterns 140 Polished Andesite Slabs 108 Andesite 100 Oak Leaves 68 Smooth Stone Slabs 64 Dead Brain Coral Blocks 48 Ladders 44 Dark Oak Planks 38 Andesite Walls 32 Glowstones 24 Jungle Trapdoors 24 Polished Andesite Stairs 20 Hoppers 20 Levers 12 Stone Pressure Plates 6 Anvils Anytime!

"you have now finished the first layer" fml.

just finished...and i am so amazed by it, thanks dawg!

really really liked this tutorial the tower is looking great in my world :)

Hi everyone! On the part where @SheepGG asked to repeat the steps again 4 times here -> 20:58 The steps you need to repeat is starting from here > 4:34 ☺️ hope this help some people just reminder for me ty

*20:57** ''Copy this part 4 times above''* *Me:* **DIES** *My fingers:* **DIES**

this just made me happy. Thank you.

After around 10 hours I’m done and it looks great. Thank you for your dedication and hard work you put in this build 😊

Now this is a tutorial, the amount of materials needed at the start, step by step guide without extra speed and various camera angles to understand better, and ofc the music and the explanations! thanks ;D

What’s so good about this design is that it repeats, so you can make it as short or as tall as you’d like.

I built this in my creative world looks sick. Thanks for the tutorial!

The best japanese house i ever seen ... nice !

It took me an entire day but I extended this pagoda up to the build limit. I think I’m going crazy.

I was looking how to build a pagoda, but this is beyond my expectations. I will use this in my survival.

Really fun build, did it on survival and took an estimated 50 hours, was a little wider on all sides though.

Me and my friends thank u mate, well done!

I don't know in how many hours does i build this tower but the result is pretty good

me: expecting a grand spiral staircase to go along this dude: *ladder*

I have learned it and built(copy) a same one in my game. It's so cool. Thank you , Sheep.

MINDBLOWING BRO AWSOME

I literally didn't needed to pause this video 1,902,689 times.....

I made this identical to this one except instead of dark oak for the roof tiles i used dark prismarine blocks, it pops a bit better and its accurate to alot of japanese architecture, could have never done this with you, thank you!!

Made this in a realm on survival, and it looked amazing. Now time for the trees

凄！日本人として採用されたのは本当に嬉しい！！ I'm happy because of Japanese building was adopted this video.

can we just say that he's doing this basically without flying to show how u do it in survival #BESTtutorialEVER

NOBODY: ME:*Clicks on The video knowing I cant build this*

Omg the little ponds they look awesomeeee

What a cool and calm build, even the background music

Doesn't matter if you live in a Cave or a beautiful Japanese architectural marvel.Once you put crafting table,furnish and bed together. It's a home.....

Awesome build ! Could you make a tutorial for the sakura trees ?

Oy the best !! The music the build i love ot 💙

Omg, so thankful for this tutorial, today I built it. That was so difficult, but I’m shocked that I did it :))

Me:finally done my ultimate base My friend :what did it cost? Me:*100* *Dark* *Oak* *Forest*

This literally took me 2 hours to only make the bottom. Welp time to go again for 8 hours straight xD

Simple but hugely helpful tip. As your building this copy everything block by block to the other sides makes it much easier and quicker

there have been a lot of tutorials coming out with poor editing and instructions and this is not the case with this video. Amazing job!

trying to build this in survival in a realm, wish me luck Update: I now gathered all the materials. Time to build this masterpiece

Just discovered this channel right as I was starting on my asian inspired world

this is so beautiful :D

finished this!! it looks so good; made it 1 story taller n it looks amazing!!!!!!