Japanese Cliffside Temple · isometric view
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Published Minecraft schematic

Japanese Cliffside Temple

This Japanese cliffside temple serves as a peaceful sanctuary or a scenic focal point for your world. The build features a layered nether brick roof, white walls, and a rugged foundation made of stone, andesite, and tuff. This Japanese cliffside temple schematic is perfect for players who want to add a touch of traditional architecture to their mountain landscapes or custom terrain.

stonelandscape
Dimensions
102 × 69 × 103
Blocks
54,487
Minecraft blocks
Java 1.20.2+

The earliest matching catalog release for all used block names and supplied states is Java 1.20.2.

Version-setting blocks: barrier.

Calculated from the stored original. Block availability only. Renamed IDs may need remapping by your import tool. File formats, entities, block-entity data, mods and behavior can require additional tools or a newer version. Catalog checked through Java 26.1; future releases are not verified.

Format
SCHEM
Original file
0.04 MB
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Japanese cliffside temple, stone and nether brick, built on a rocky mountain terrain.
isometric
Japanese Cliffside Temple · front view
front
Japanese Cliffside Temple · right view
right
Japanese Cliffside Temple · back view
back
Japanese Cliffside Temple · left view
left
Japanese Cliffside Temple · top view
top
isometric
top

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  3. 03

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  4. 04

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