The ski resort typically opens in early December with natural snow, but it can vary between mid-November and late December, depending on snow conditions. As for the start of work, it depends on the specific job role, but you should plan to be ready around December 10th to 20th.

Generally, we prioritize those who can work throughout the season. However, the job positions are limited, but we can consider hiring in the following time frames: early to mid-December, late January to the end of March, mid-February to the end of March, and from March 1st to March 31st.

All workplaces in this service industry cater to a wide range of customers of different ages. When it comes to hair, please consider whether it is suitable for the assigned workplace. We generally prioritize "cleanliness." During work hours, hair should be tied back so that the face is visible. Flashy nail polish, makeup, necklaces, and excessive perfume are also prohibited during work. For those working in food and beverage-related workplaces, in addition to the above, there are areas where piercings, earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, watches, and nail polish are prohibited.

After arrival, there are generally no plans for changes in job positions. Therefore, when considering recruitment for the selected job positions, the preferences of applicants are given the highest priority.

The gender ratio varies depending on the season and the circumstances of applicants. On average, it's about 60-70% male and 30-40% female.

While we have considered conducting the selection process in English, we haven't implemented it yet. In all workplace and dormitory environments, daily communication is conducted in Japanese. At the very least, a basic level of Japanese language proficiency, allowing for simple conversations, is required.

While we do not have a formal internship program, please feel free to reach out for a discussion on the duration and purpose of an internship opportunity.

The operation of the dormitory will depend on the hiring situation (the ratio of residents to commuters). We do not have specific restrictions on the use of the dormitory. We plan to provide 4-person and 6-person rooms, and we anticipate that there may be more cases of shared rooms with 4 or 3 people. Unfortunately, individual rooms will not be available.

Parking is available at a location approximately a 10-minute walk from the dormitory. Additionally, we require the submission of a copy of optional insurance certificates in advance.

(We will provide cold-weather attire as a uniform.) Please prepare cold-weather work gloves, cold-weather work boots (it's convenient to have a backpack that can fit the boots without being bulky), a full set of ski or snowboard gear, and innerwear that doesn't stick out from the cold-weather attire (hoodies are not allowed).

We will provide shirts or sweatshirts. Please prepare pants (chino pants, cotton pants, etc.). Avoid wearing jerseys, sweatpants, and jeans, and it is prohibited to wear torn or sagging pants down to the hipbone. Also, prepare indoor shoes (sneakers, etc.).

(We will provide polo shirts or shirts.) Please prepare black slacks and black leather shoes or sneakers.

(We will provide polo shirts or shirts.) Please prepare beige chino pants and indoor shoes (such as sneakers).