The objective of this study was to compare Japanese Cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) growth between different stand densities after 80 years of plantation. The result showed that the stand growth was affected by the stand density. As tree's age increases, DBH (Diameter at breast height) growth in 1,000/ha is higher than that in 2,000/ha. DBH in 1,000/ha density stand increased 37.75cm from 1934 to 2009, but increased 34.16cm in 2,000/ha stand density. Tree height in 1000/ha stand density increased 23.9cm from 1934 to 2009, but increased 24.2cm in 2000/ha stand density. The variations of averaged individual volume and stock were influenced by survival rates. Therefore, if the maximum stand volume is the management target, a higher stand density is recommended.