Minecraft: How To Build an Ultimate Japanese House

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Shaders: BSL
Resource pack: Vanilla
Minecraft: 1.14.4 -
BGM: Peritune - Sakuya, Hanagoyomi, Oboro

[PukekoKiwi]

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

[bungerlord]

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

[jabin_chen]

Nobody:

Flint & Steel: imma bout to end this mans whole career

[harrygoodchild]

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

[rafaelshoguerra]

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

[kailorat]

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

[haggard]

God damn that materials list is brutal man

[xHusseinx]

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

[dinogaming]

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

[nanaalvskz]

*20:57** ''Copy this part 4 times above''*








*Me:* **DIES**






*My fingers:* **DIES**

[goblin]

Imagine if she forgot to start recording.. bruh

[taty]

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

[louis_romieu]

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

[mirablue]

The amount of hours you’ve spent making this shows as it’s honestly one of the best tutorials I’ve seen in awhile. It’s rare to find someone put the amount of materials you need and it’s really easy to follow along with. Even just the tiny details such as the sound effects you put in really made me appreciate this. Thank you for the tutorial, you have a new subscriber <3

[nekashmohankumar]

This is one of those build where when you place the last block it gives you like this feeling of satisfaction, amazingness, and just overall relief.

[agentpotater]

Ain't no one gonna talk about how elegantly this dude places blocks

[ShiningPancake]

I just found your channel through this video and that Pagoda looks so epic! I would really appreciate if you build more japanese builds in the future. Like a temple, shrine, garden, tori gate, normal house etc... I have nerver seen such a good and detailed japanese build ever and I bet the other japanese builds would look at least as good as this one.

[ruben_]

The fact that you even designed such a beautiful house, and then made a tutorial! Shows me you deserve my sub. I built this in survival, let me tell you, it's *hard*

[yinjaedm]

Took me 1 whole day to gather ALL the materials needed for this. When I started building, I thought like, "How am I going to build This is too big and so much detail..." But I did it! I built the entire thing! It took me about 5-6 days to complete it because I don't have that much free time on my hands. I did all this in survival. It was so worth it! I thank you so much for the tutorial on this because it's making me more open-minded and more experienced in building Japanese themed houses! Thank you so much <3

[divyanshrawat]

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