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Hotel and Ryokan Jobs in Japan
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Have the opportunity to work at a ryokan, a traditional Japanese hotel, doing fully remunerated work as part of a working holiday in Japan. Learn about traditional Japanese culture and culinary arts and what is probably the highest service level in the world. Ryokans are typically of high standard, targeting Japanese and foreign tourists. World Unite! can also arrange jobs at Western-style hotels ...
Have the opportunity to work at a ryokan, a traditional Japanese hotel, doing fully remunerated work as part of a working holiday in Japan. Learn about traditional Japanese culture and culinary arts and what is probably the highest service level in the world. Ryokans are typically of high standard, targeting Japanese and foreign tourists. World Unite! can also arrange jobs at Western-style hotels and ski resorts (except ski instructor roles) at various locations in Japan. Tasks may include housekeeping, preparing futons at night for guests, dishwashing and assisting in the kitchen, preparing tables and serving meals, welcoming and saying goodbye to guests, and supporting overall operations. Participants in this working holiday may choose the area they want to stay in. Duration lasts from ...
Program Highlights
Land a fully remunerated ryokan or hotel job in Japan.
Combine your ryokan or hotel job with pre-arranged remunerated work at farms all over Japan.
Receive Working Holiday support services in Tokyo.
Stay at a beautiful share house in the center of Tokyo at low rates.
Spend two weeks to about a year working and living in Japan.
Quick Details
- Tokyo, Japan
- Culinary Arts & Cooking
- Hospitality
- Ski Resort
- European
- Canadian
- Australian
- Kiwi
- Asian
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Culture experience
February 18, 2025by: Ciaran Murray - IrelandProgram: Hotel and Ryokan Jobs in JapanI have travelled to many countries around the world and love finding out new cultures and letting new people and letting them see part of my culture and how Irish people live there everyday lives . I want to travel to as many places and meet as many people across the world as I possibly can .
Program Details
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Locations
- Tokyo, Japan
Types and Subjects
- Fields
- Culinary Arts & Cooking
- Hospitality
- Ski Resort
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- European
- Canadian
- Australian
- Kiwi
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Job Search Support
- Textbooks / Reading Materials
- In-Country Orientation
- Pre-Departure Orientation
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Group living
Salary & Compensation
Salary: 690-1500 JPY/hours. Service package cost one-time fee of 900 USD/EUR
Qualifications & Experience
- English
- Japanese
Language Skills Required
- Some college credit, no degree
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Phone/Video Interview
- Resume
Ready to Learn More?
Have the opportunity to work at a ryokan, a traditional Japanese hotel, doing fully remunerated work as part of a working holiday in Japan. Learn about traditional Japanese culture and culinary arts and what is probably the highest service level in the world. Ryokans are typically of high standard, targeting Japanese and foreign tourists. World Unite! can also arrange jobs at Western-style hotels and ski resorts (except ski instructor roles) at various locations in Japan. Tasks may include housekeeping, preparing futons at night for guests, dishwashing and assisting in the kitchen, preparing tables and serving meals, welcoming and saying goodbye to guests, and supporting overall operations. Participants in this working holiday may choose the area they want to stay in. Duration lasts from ...
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Ready to Learn More?
Have the opportunity to work at a ryokan, a traditional Japanese hotel, doing fully remunerated work as part of a working holiday in Japan. Learn about traditional Japanese culture and culinary arts and what is probably the highest service level in the world. Ryokans are typically of high standard, targeting Japanese and foreign tourists. World Unite! can also arrange jobs at Western-style hotels and ski resorts (except ski instructor roles) at various locations in Japan. Tasks may include housekeeping, preparing futons at night for guests, dishwashing and assisting in the kitchen, preparing tables and serving meals, welcoming and saying goodbye to guests, and supporting overall operations. Participants in this working holiday may choose the area they want to stay in. Duration lasts from ...
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