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A part-time cook at Wakuwaku Nursery, a small-scale nursery inside the Institute of Science Tokyo (formerly Tokyo Medical and Dental University) campus in Bunkyo, operated by Pigeon Hearts. Around 20 children attend, mostly infants.
The cook covers the kitchen on roughly one or two days a month when the regular cook is away, preparing baby food, meals for young children and snacks. Dates are agreed in advance and there is a handover beforehand. Menu planning is not part of the role.
A licensed dietitian (eiyoshi) qualification is required, together with experience of cooking for groups (institutional catering).
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