Customer support & service roles in Tokyo scored for foreign professionals — visa sponsorship, Japanese level, salary and fit. Create a matching profile to personalize the ranking.
A part-time reception position at a restaurant in The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho — the first point of contact for diners.
The host greets guests, handles reception and sees them off, provides hospitality such as guidance and information, and supports the floor management of the restaurant. For the first two to three months the new hire also works in restaurant service while being trained step by step. Manners, language use and presentation are taught from the basics, and many guests come from overseas.
No experience is required.
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Wedding planner at a historic-building venue: showing prospective couples around, holding planning meetings with couples and running the reception on the day.
Contract server in the Takanawa-area Prince hotel restaurants — Japanese, Western, Chinese and buffet — serving food and drinks and explaining the menu to guests.
Reservations role at a Tokyo luxury hotel: handling booking enquiries by phone and email, entering and managing bookings in the reservation system, and related rooms work.
Greet and seat guests and serve food and drinks at Yamazato, the Japanese restaurant of The Okura Tokyo, wearing a kimono once training is complete.
Hall and kitchen crew at a Sushiro conveyor-belt sushi restaurant: takeaway orders, clearing tables, floor cleaning, sushi making, prep and dishwashing.
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