This study investigated carbon sequestration benefit from effective utilization of medium-small diameter of Japanese cedar thinned log. Utilization efficiencies of logs manufactured into wall panels, school furniture, picnic tables, and wooden stools were compared. The results shown that the saw lumber utilization efficiencies for wall panels, school furniture, picnic tables, and wooden stools were 38%, 35%, 30%, and 42%, respectively. The carbon sequestration amount for wall panels (per square meter), school desk and chair (one set), picnic table (one set), and wooden stool (one set) were 1.86kg, 5.6kg, 30.6kg, and 0.9kg, correspondingly. Equivalent carbon dioxide fixation amounts were 6.82kg/m^2, 20.6kg/set, 112.2kg/set, and 3.2kg/set, respectively.