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Private Car Tours With
Personal Driver Around
Kanazawa, Japan

Discover Hidden Gems
& Cultural Treasures

“Recent Update “
October 30, 2025
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We truly look forward to helping you capture your best photographs.

“Recent Update “
October 15, 2025
Kanazawa History Page Update

“Recent Update “
September 11, 2025
As part of our recent updates, we have introduced a new booking system, Bókun.
Bókun is a global booking management platform widely used in the travel industry and is directly connected with major OTAs such as GetYourGuide and Viator.
With this system, we can now offer our guests a smoother, more reliable booking experience.

“Recent Update “
August 7, 2025
Thank you very much for joining the Zazen and Calligraphy Experience at Daijoji Temple on July 29, 2025. We truly appreciate your participation.

There were a few questions we didn’t have time to fully answer during the tour, so I’ve written some additional information below. I hope this helps!
About Takuhatsu (Alms-Round)
Traditionally, monks are not allowed to earn money, so they go out into the town to collect alms—this practice is called Takuhatsu (托鉢) in Japanese.
At Daijoji Temple, however, Takuhatsu is no longer done regularly. It’s practiced occasionally as part of the monks’ training, more as a spiritual exercise than to receive food or money.
The temple is mainly supported by donations from followers, some assistance from Kanazawa City, and income from facilities like the parking lot—not through personal earnings by the monks.

About the Calligraphy (Shosha) Video
Here is the link to the video I wanted to share. If you’re interested, please feel free to watch it again later:
👉 [URL here]

If you’re looking for some inspiration from a calligraphy master, here’s the video I mentioned:
👉 [URL here]

About

“We Adjust to Your Schedule, Not the Other Way Around.Save time and start exploring at your own pace today!”

“Air-conditioned comfort, private space.”
“Shop, Dine, and Explore—All in One.”

Half Day Tour (Approx. 4 Hours):
¥12,000 + actual expenses
Full-Day Tour(Approx. 8 Hours):
¥24,000 + actual expenses

“We’re here to help you fully enjoy the region with local insights and personalized guidance.”

Areas

Kanazawa Area

“A Harmony of
Tradition & Modernity,
Art & Cuisine.”

Kanazawa is a city where Japan’s traditions and modernity harmonize. Here, you can explore beautiful gardens and historical buildings, while enjoying a taste of Japanese cuisine and art.”

Shirakawa-go & Gokayama Area

“A Timeless
World Heritage
in Nature”

“Step back in time and explore the picturesque villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama, where traditional gassho-zukuri houses stand amidst stunning natural beauty. A UNESCO World Heritage site, these villages offer a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage.”

Hakusan Area

“Sacred Nature,
Pure Silence,
Hakusan Eternal”

Discover the sacred heart of Japan at Mount Hakusan, one of the country’s three holy mountains.
From the forests and waterfalls of the Hakusan White Road to ancient shrines that honor the mountain’s spirit, this area offers a journey into purity and silence.

Kaga Areas

“Traditional Japanese Crafts and Tranquil
Hot Springs”

“Discover the timeless beauty of the Kaga region, where hot springs, ancient temples, and rich traditions blend seamlessly. Immerse yourself in the local culture, enjoy peaceful gardens, and explore the historic sites that make this area a serene retreat.”

Noto Area

“A Rich
Cultural Heritage
& Natural Beauty”

“Experience the unspoiled charm of the Noto Peninsula, known for its rugged coastline, traditional fishing villages, and tranquil rural landscapes. This remote area offers a perfect escape into nature, with breathtaking views and authentic local experiences.”