[en] The observation of neutrino-less double beta decay ( 0vßß ) would be the most practical way to prove the Majorana nature of the neutrino and lepton number violation. CANDLES studies ⁴⁸Ca double beta decay using CaF₂ scintillator. The main advantage of ⁴⁸Ca is that it has the highest Q-value (4.27 MeV) among all the isotope candidates for 0vßß . The CANDLES III detector is currently operating with 300kg CaF₂ crystals in the Kamioka underground observatory, Japan. In 2014, a detector cooling system and a magnetic cancellation coil was installed with the aim to increase light emission of CaF₂ scintillator and photo-electron collection efficiency of the photo-multipliers. After this upgrade, light yield was increased to 1000 p.e./MeV which is 1.6 times larger than before. According to data analysis and simulation, main background source in CANDLES is turned out to be high energy external gamma-ray originating neutron capture on the surrounding materials, so called (n,γ). Upgrading the detector by installing neutron and gamma-ray shield can reduce the remaining main backgrounds by two order magnitude. In this report, we discuss the detail of (n,γ) and background reduction by additional shielding. (paper)