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Hello everyone

I need the helps of everyone here!!!!!
I Need to find a Job in Japan, im a Chef, can t be so hard to find a job like this. I try to fing catering agency for Japan, but i can t find anything.
Do you guys know any catering agency for Japan on the net where i can leave my resume???

Thanks a lot!!!

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[1] mixiユーザー 07月31日 17:11

Try
www.craigslist.com
Metropolis Japan

[2] mixiユーザー 07月31日 17:16

with the excellent japanese proficiency, you may have a chance in the fujiyama culinary world. this sound harsh on ya but without it then you will not get it. i promise. unfortunately resume typed in english won't do shit much either....best wishes, keep searching on craigslist!

[3] mixiユーザー 07月31日 17:21

Hi,Filip.

Have you already looked at Hello work?

http://www.yiea.or.jp/modules/xfsection/article.php?articleid=43

Do you mean you want to get a job for Banquet or wedding parties?
I will try to see if there is such agency exist on the net or not then will get back to ya,so far I don't see any but there should be some.

Good luck!!

[6] mixiユーザー 08月01日 00:14

Thanks you to all of you, i m checking now all the sites you gave me and thanks for this help again!!!

I know that without japnese skills it s difficult to get job in Japan but somewhere there, there is problably French or Portuguese or English chef s. I can speak those 3 languages perfectly, so with luck and will, i think it s possible, always thinking Positif!!!!

Thanks and please if anyone knows more about how to get jobs in Japan in Restaurant or Hotel, please let me know!!!

Sincerely, Filipe

[7] mixiユーザー 08月01日 01:09

Hello フィリップさん

Have you tried the gaijin pot?
The URL shown below is the only one open job there, as a chef. If you punch different words in and search, it might come up with more results.

http://www.gaijinpot.com/job_view.php?jid=18687&rid=1&tr=1&cat=&full_part=&position_type=&keyword=chef&location=-1&selang=all&offset=0

This one requires you to speak only conversational-level of Japanese, so that might be a help. It's part-time job though...