Temperature is a fundamental thermodynamic variable for matter.Physical observables are often found to either increase or decrease with it,or show a non-monotonic dependence with peaks signaling underlying phase transitions or anomalies.Statistical field theory has established connection between temperature and time: a quantum ensemble with inverse temperature β is formally equivalent to a dynamic system evolving along an imaginary time from 0 to iββ in the space one dimension higher.Here we report that a gas of hard-core bosons interacting with a thermal bath manifests an unexpected temperature-periodic oscillation of its macroscopic observables,arising from the microscopic origin of space-time locked translational symmetry breaking and crystalline ordering.Such a temperature crystal,supported by quantum Monte Carlo simulation,generalizes the concept of purely spatial density-wave order to the imaginary time axis for Euclidean action.