This report discusses the diversities of material properties of even-aged Japanese cedar standing trees caused by different growth conditions. Material properties were tested by nondestructive technique detection and strength examination. The results are the followings. Density (D), ultrasonic wave velocity (V), dynamic modulus of elasticity (DMOE) and compressive strength (Fcf) of the standing trees grown in the higher planting density parcel (Site 2) are all significantly greater than those in the lower planting density parcel (Site 1), but the value of pilodyn (P) is opposite. The V and Fcf of dominant standing trees are obviously smaller than suppressed standing trees in the even-aged stand, but the P is on the contrary. The V, Fcf and P of middle standing trees are between those of dominant standing trees and suppressed standing trees.