Experience the Seven Lucky Gods in one day, with good luck. Without worrying about the cold or the fatigue from walking, for the whole family.
If you want to visit multiple shrines and temples efficiently, a private jumbo taxi can take you around in one vehicle. It makes it much easier to collect the sacred stamps and go out with your grandparents.
Amid the clear air of the New Year, three generations—from grandparents to grandchildren—gather to worship the god of good fortune.Private taxi tour of the Seven Fortune GodsWe’ll introduce plans for enjoying the sights. Walking around the seven shrines and temples is charming, but if you’re traveling with an elderly family or want to visit several areas in one day, the travel burden can be surprisingly heavy. Instead of taking the elevator from the front door, walk door-to-door to each shrine. By reducing the distance and waiting time, you can fully savor the visit itself. We can guide you to the Seven Gods of Good Luck in Tokyo’s 23 wards and Saitama Prefecture.
It's a pity that a trip to the Seven Lucky Gods can only be done on foot.
For example, the Seven Fists of Japan Bridge is a friendly course with all seven shrines relatively close together and on a mostly flat path that can be covered in about 2 to 3 hours on foot. For those with good legs or who enjoy walking around the city, a leisurely walk on foot is highly recommended. On the other hand, in the following cases, simply walking alone leaves you with a lingering sense of regret.
Fact #1:It’s physically exhausting to walk with grandparents and small children for 2 to 3 hours. On cold days, you might want to stop halfway.
Fact 2:I want to visit all seven sacred gods of the area in one day, such as Taniyacho, Asakusa, and Yamate. There are many transfers on the train, and I can't keep track of time.
Fact 3:With the addition of the necessary items like the goshuin-kyodan and the money yen, the luggage gets heavier along the way. Moving around in the cold weather with luggage on your back is a bit of a hassle.
This inconvenience can be solved by renting a car with a driver to use it instead.
With a private jumbo taxi, this is the easiest way to go
Door-to-door service to the shrine and temple
Get off and on as close as possible to the companies. Only walk as much as necessary for the pilgrimage. Even families with weak legs can easily get around.
Even remote areas can be reached in a day
On the train, you can easily visit the Seven Lucky Gods of many distant areas; with a car, you can travel efficiently around them. The arrangements are left to the driver.
I don't mind the cold or the luggage either.
You can leave your go-anywhere pass and souvenirs in the car. You can travel in a warm car without having to wait outside in the cold.
Since we're all together, the memories are the same.
No one gets left behind; everyone rides along. Even while traveling, conversation never stops, and the family time of the New Year continues as it were.
Things you need to know:Many shrines and temples in Japan grant the Goshuin and Bokujo (treasure seal) of the Seven Gods during the Obon period (usually from New Year's Day to around January 7). Depending on the shrine or temple, the order of visits, the procedures for making a prayer offering, and the timing of the ceremony vary, so please check the latest information from each shrine or temple when planning your visit. We are also happy to assist with arranging the order of visits and routes.
You can visit all these places with this New Year's plan
A lucky drive for three generations
Grandparents and grandchildren, half a day visiting the Seven Fortune Gods in the city center. While keeping the walking distance to a minimum, the whole family can enjoy the seven blessings.
Ambitious travel by a group of friends
For 4-9 people, visit the Seven Gods of Fortune in a single day from a remote area. You can also include a New Year lunch or the first-day shopping break in between.
A day of Japanese culture in Kowakudani, Shimo Echigo
Combine the temples and shrines of Kawagoe in Saitama Prefecture with the townscapes of traditional wooden buildings. Enjoy the Japanese atmosphere on a spring break getaway.
How to think about the number of people and the cost
The price depends on the distance traveled, the time of use, and the route, so the final amount will be provided in a quote. For plans that involve traveling to multiple locations, such as the Seven Lucky Gods Tour, where you need to wait at each stop, a time-based charter is ideal. The following is a guide for your consideration:Pricing pagePlease confirm the estimated cost with us.
| The image of the plan | Main rules | The group that is facing forward |
|---|---|---|
| Half-day tour of one area | Hours of use (half day) and mileage | Take your time to visit the seven shrines nearby, such as Nihonbashi. |
| One day or multiple areas | Hours of operation (all day) and route | When you want to visit all seven lucky gods in one day |
| The Seven Lucky Gods + Sightseeing and Dining | The number of stops and the waiting time | When you want to combine a visit to a shrine with the first sale and a meal |
When you think about it in a shared-cost arrangement, it’s very convenient:Chartered rides are priced per vehicle, so the cost per person decreases the more people ride. If you have 6 to 8 people, it won’t be much different from traveling by train and taxi individually. What’s more, you can eliminate the fatigue from walking in the cold, the hassle of changing trains, and the burden of luggage all at once. If you consider sharing that “hassle” among a larger group, chartering is the ideal choice for families and groups.
Booking and the day of the event
- Consult via web form:Please let us know the seven lucky gods you wish to visit, the desired date and time, the number of people, and the departure location. We will also be happy to assist with route consultations.
- Plans and estimates:We will propose a price estimate that includes efficient tour order and waiting times.
- Pickup on the day:To your designated location, such as your home. We will deliver them in order near each company.
- Finally, to your home:Once the tour is over, we’ll send you off right away. We’ll pack your luggage and your family together, and head home in a warm car.
summary
The Seven Lucky Gods tour offers both the fun of walking and the comfort of cruising leisurely and efficiently by car. If you’re traveling with an elderly family member during the cold season or if you want to cram in as many blessings as possible in a single day, a private jumbo taxi will be a welcome companion. Save your worries—the distance to walk, the waiting time, luggage, and the cold—and entrust them all to a single vehicle. Start the new year with your family and friends by enjoying it slowly and fully. The Seven Lucky Gods tour in the Tokyo 23 wards and Saitama area is definitely worth discussing with us.
For the New Year's Seven Lucky Gods tour, please consult the route.
When enough people are gathered, the charter fee is split among everyone, making it more affordable. Let us take care of everything, including the fatigue from walking in the cold and the hassle of changing trains or carrying luggage.
Simply let us know your desired tour destination, date and number of participants. You can contact us 24 hours a day through the web form. We offer free quotes.
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