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Anonymous users2024-01-24In Japan, tipping is not customary, and hotels and first-class restaurants often have additional service charges. In old-fashioned inns in Japan, there are cases where a tip is called "koichi", but even then, tipping is not necessary in Okinawa.
I don't understand what I said.
This kind of house is available, but I don't know what it's called in Japanese, I personally recommend going to Airbnb to have a look, this is generally rented by individuals, a suite, a few bedrooms, and a kitchen, which should meet your needs.
Let me first tell you about an acquaintance's application. She went to our Portman Hotel (5-star) for the re-examination, and was originally preparing to apply for a hotel waitress job, and wanted to learn the management practices of the hotel from the basics. But the result was a big surprise to her - the examiners in the human resources department suggested that she do hotel PR! >>>More
She went to our Portman Hotel (5-star) for the re-examination, and was originally preparing to apply for a hotel waitress job, and wanted to learn the management practices of the hotel from the basics. But the result was a big surprise to her - the examiners of the human resources department suggested that she do hotel PR! The examiners' explanation was that in more than an hour of communication, they found that this girl had quick thinking, excellent expression skills, good popularity, good at establishing good relationships with people around her, and should have some potential in public relations, so they inserted some public relations questions into her job questions. >>>More
I think it's a Korean-owned shop.