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A part-time restaurant service position at Akasaka Prince Classic House, a restaurant and wedding venue in a historic building. Staff progress through steps matched to their experience, and the role can include working as a service waiter in the café or bar and as a commis de rang in the French restaurant; shifts are arranged across the venue's areas.
After joining, new staff learn the necessary knowledge through training and then work as part of the service team, helping guests enjoy a special occasion. The venue is looking for people who enjoy talking with others and want to learn hospitality.
No specific qualification is required, and inexperienced applicants are accepted.
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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.
As a Customer Success for the SaaS 'Kurashiru Chirashi', you will ensure effective utilization post-implementation, focusing on increasing customer value through upselling and cross-selling.