Granvista Hotels & Resorts Co., Ltd.

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Now Hiring: International Hotel Staff!
In addition to our valued domestic guests, we've seen a growing demand from international visitors recently. We believe that global development is essential for our continued success.

Do you:

Love Japanese culture?

Want to utilize your communication skills?

Wish to work long-term in Japan?

If these aspirations resonate with you, why not join us and become a part of our hotel team?

Many International Staff Members Are Thriving Here!
Over 30% of our employees are from overseas, with many in their 20s.

Our diverse team includes individuals from China, Taiwan, Indonesia, India, the United States, France, Italy, and many other countries across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. It's a truly global workplace with vibrant cultural exchange!

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Job Description: Aiming to Be a Future Generalist – Comprehensive Role Recruitment
We're looking for individuals to join us in a comprehensive role, with the goal of becoming future management executives. You'll work towards becoming a professional in various businesses operated by our company.

Starting Your Career
You'll begin by learning the fundamentals of hospitality at the hotel front desk and lounge service, where you'll be the face of our hotel.

Diverse Career Paths
After gaining this initial experience, you'll have the opportunity to gain experience in various locations and departments nationwide, such as restaurants, aquariums, and facility management, based on your aspirations and aptitudes.

A Challenging Environment
We welcome you to take on challenges that create new value, such as planning accommodation packages, where you can leverage your ideas.

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ひかり

尾曲がり猫神社（Nagasaki's Omagari Neko Jinja）is a small shrine dedicated to cats and cat lovers. Nagasaki is home to many Omagari Neko (尾曲がり猫), also known as kagishippo neko (かぎしっぽ猫), or bent-tailed cats. They are believed to "hook" good fortune with their curved tails and are therefore regarded as symbols of good luck. Visitors can pray for the health of their cats and the happiness of their owners. In addition, all osaisen (お賽銭) offerings made at the shrine are used to support hogo neko (保護猫) activities and the rescue of stray cats.