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A kitchen role at a small-scale multifunctional home-care facility for older people run by Medical Care Service, part of the Gakken group. Meals are handled by Green Food, the group's food-service unit, whose registered dietitians support the kitchen staff.
The cook prepares meals for the people using the facility, working from recipes decided by a dietitian, and places orders for ingredients. In a kitchen-type facility the cook can see residents eating and hear their reactions directly.
No cooking qualification or prior experience is required, and people returning after a career break are accepted. Holders of a cook's licence or a dietitian qualification receive an hourly allowance.
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Certified care worker at a small-unit dementia group home, giving residents physical care and daily-living support and proposing activities that widen their day.
Care worker at a dementia group home with nine residents per unit, supporting daily life by cooking, cleaning and doing laundry together with residents, plus walks and seasonal events.
Care worker at a dementia group home, supporting residents' daily life through cooking, cleaning and outings while gaining a care qualification at no cost.
Run the in-building parcel service of a high-end rental apartment building in Shinjuku: log incoming parcels and documents, sort them by floor and deliver them to residents by trolley.
Cleans guest rooms and shared areas of a Toyoko Inn business hotel and makes up the beds, getting each room ready for the next guests. Training is provided.
Cut hair at a QB HOUSE haircut-only salon, serving walk-in customers with no shampoo, colour, perm or customer-acquisition duties. Beautician licence required.