3D preview
Rotate it, slice it layer by layer, and follow the build order — loads when you click.
Build at a glance
Dimensions
24 × 11 × 23
Footprint
552 blocks
Total blocks
2,679
Block types
26
Edition
Java
Version
26.226.226.1.226.1.126.1
File size
3 KB
Difficulty
Intermediate
Build overview
A 24×11×23 house built mainly from red terracotta and calcite — 2,679 blocks across 26 block types. Preview it in 3D layer by layer, then download the LITEMATIC file for Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition.
Blocks you'll need
Stoneminecraft:stone98515s +25
Red Terracottaminecraft:red_terracotta3014s +45
Calciteminecraft:calcite2774s +21
Cherry Stairsminecraft:cherry_stairs2073s +15
Red Glazed Terracottaminecraft:red_glazed_terracotta1832s +55
Jungle Planksminecraft:jungle_planks1422s +14
Jungle Logminecraft:jungle_log1302s +2
Deepslate Tile Stairsminecraft:deepslate_tile_stairs1282s
Cherry Slabminecraft:cherry_slab1071s +43
Jungle Stairsminecraft:jungle_stairs4848
Pale Oak Stairsminecraft:pale_oak_stairs3333
Cherry Trapdoorminecraft:cherry_trapdoor3030
Deepslate Tilesminecraft:deepslate_tiles1616
Obsidianminecraft:obsidian1616
End Portal Frameminecraft:end_portal_frame1212
Glowstoneminecraft:glowstone1212
Lanternminecraft:lantern1111
End Portalminecraft:end_portal99
Cherry Fenceminecraft:cherry_fence88
Iron Chainminecraft:iron_chain77
Stripped Pale Oak Logminecraft:stripped_pale_oak_log66
Pearlescent Froglightminecraft:pearlescent_froglight44
Jungle Woodminecraft:jungle_wood22
Pale Oak Doorminecraft:pale_oak_door22
White Candleminecraft:white_candle22
Cherry Planksminecraft:cherry_planks11
26 block types · 2,679 blocks total
FAQ
How do I download the Japanese Style End Portal Room schematic?
Click Download to grab the Japanese Style End Portal Room build as a .litematic file, then load it in-game with Litematica (or WorldEdit for .schem).
Is Japanese Style End Portal Room free?
Yes — every schematic on mc-schematics is free to download, no sign-up required.
What Minecraft version does it work with?
It was built for Minecraft 26.1 (Java), and — like all schematics — loads in that version and later, including the current releases. Litematica handles the version differences.