Hospitality Jobs in Japan

Japan has long been a fascinating blend of tradition and cutting-edge modernity, and now you can experience it firsthand by working here for up to a year and exploring on the side. From exploring ancient temples and serene landscapes to diving into quirky subcultures beyond anime and manga, this experience offers something unique at every turn. Enjoy mouth-watering Japanese cuisine, sing your heart out at karaoke, and be welcomed by the warm hospitality of the locals. Jump into the luxurious lifestyle by living it up at the ski resorts and taking advantage of the powder or relaxing beachside in summer. Booking with Global means you’ll have a guaranteed job match before arrival and support throughout your adventure in Japan!

EA Ski and Snowboard Training are looking for eager skiers to join us in Japan! If you love the outdoors, travel, and have a passion for skiing; this is for you. What is the ski instructor internship course? This program has been designed to set you up as a qualified ski instructor within one winter season. You'll train with EA's world-class trainers, sit your ski instructor qualification, and begin your role as an instructor in one of Japan's top ski schools. The course guarantees interns a paid job offer once they qualified as ski instructors. Inquire now to find out more about the program! Choose from 9 world-class ski resorts across Japan to train and work at this winter. You'll train with the best, gain internationally recognized instructor qualifications, and get the best work experience for your CV. Our courses are open to any intermediate to advance skier eligible for a Japanese Working Holiday Visa. Prices start at USD 6,495 and include accommodation during training, exam fees, training costs, association membership, and much more. Apply today to see if you qualify for this great opportunity!

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 one month to one year. To participate in this program, your nationality must be eligible for the Japan Working Holiday Visa; you must be 18 to 30 years of age. You should be able to speak Japanese at a conversational level. You can only book these placements without our Working Holiday in Tokyo package if you are already in Japan and have a suitable visa. The cost would then only be 40,000 JPY.