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Texture pack for Minecraft Bedrock

Kohaku Courtyard

Nine Japanese-inspired building textures with ivory plaster, charcoal roof tiles, cedar, woven flooring and garden materials.

Free. 5 kB.

Changes 9 blocks. Works with Minecraft Bedrock 1.21 and newer. No experimental features.

A corner of a room built from this pack’s own blocks.

In the game

A build using this pack inside Minecraft on a phone, photographed when we checked it. The download includes the textures; the build is an example.

Kohaku Courtyard inside Minecraft
Kohaku Courtyard inside Minecraft

What changes

Build a quiet courtyard palette around warm plaster, charcoal ceramic patterns and vermilion timber. Stone becomes softly trowelled ivory plaster, bricks become dark roof tiles, and stone bricks become grey granite paving. Jungle planks carry golden cedar grain; acacia planks become vermilion boards; dark oak planks become fine-grained charred wood. Birch planks carry a straw mat weave with olive borders, gravel becomes fine garden grit, and dirt becomes rich soil with scattered olive moss patches. Nine original 16×16 designs cover walls, roofing, floors, framing and garden beds. These replace existing textures throughout the world. They add no structures, furniture, plants or gameplay features; all other materials keep their existing textures.

  • Stone

    Every stone block in your world takes this look.

  • Bricks

    Every bricks block in your world takes this look.

  • Stone bricks

    Every stone bricks block in your world takes this look.

  • Jungle planks

    Every jungle planks block in your world takes this look.

  • Acacia planks

    Every acacia planks block in your world takes this look.

  • Dark oak planks

    Every dark oak planks block in your world takes this look.

  • Birch planks

    Every birch planks block in your world takes this look.

  • Gravel

    Every gravel block in your world takes this look.

  • Dirt

    Every dirt block in your world takes this look.

How to install

  1. Open the .mcpack file with Minecraft Bedrock to import it.
  2. Edit a world, open Resource Packs, find this pack under My Packs and activate it.
  3. Place it above other packs that replace the same textures.
  4. Use stone for plaster walls, dark oak planks for dark framing, and acacia planks for vermilion accents.
  5. Build roofs from bricks or shapes that use the brick texture. The ceramic pattern is painted onto existing shapes.
  6. Use jungle planks for cedar decking and birch planks for woven floors; the weave covers every face of birch planks.
  7. Lay stone bricks as paving, gravel in the garden and dirt for moss-flecked beds. Moss is a texture, not a plant.
  8. Existing recipes and block behaviour stay the same. Stone and dirt also change underground; sand stays unchanged.
  9. Place Kohaku above other Resource Packs to give its nine textures priority. Shared stairs and slabs may change too.

To use it in every world instead of one, go to Settings, then Global Resources, then My Packs, and activate it there.

If your browser saved the file ending in .zip, rename it to end in .mcpack before opening it.

Step-by-step install for your device

Checked in the game

We put this exact file into Minecraft 1.26.45 on an Android phone on 8 September 2026, turned it on, and looked at every block it changes in a world. The pictures above are from that check.

Other devices and newer versions of Minecraft have not been checked yet.

File details

Pack version 0.1.0. Needs Minecraft 1.21.120 or newer.

SHA-256 666b852a433cfb3c61976bd62235d4d6d6e1fb897a3e37dcb207a2e5bdac1ca4

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