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Join us on a traditional boat and guesthouse in Sado Island, Japan

  • Última actividad : 23 jun 2025

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  2025 

 Estancia mínima:  1 mes o más

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  • Descripción

    Descripción

    ※We are currently looking for someone who can work from mid-October to early November 2025.


    We are looking for people who can work as rowers on a traditional boat on an island in the Sea of Japan, stay at a guesthouse, and help out at the front desk.

    It may not meet your expectations, but you can't expect to earn a lot here
    I'll be honest about that.

    I think it is suitable for people who value experience and free time.

    Have you ever heard of Sado Island in the Sea of Japan?

    Sado Island, a large island floating in the Sea of Japan, is a wonderful island with rich nature, traditional culture, and many festivals. It has a laid-back country atmosphere.

    Although it doesn't have the bustle of Shibuya or Kyoto, it's perfect for those who want to experience the simple Japanese countryside at a leisurely pace.

    I was born in Tokyo, but I moved here because I love this island.
    Currently, the old inn has been renovated into a guest house, and the hotel aims to interact with domestic and international travelers.

    There are two things I want you to do when you come.
    One is to help at the guesthouse. I would like to mainly check in in the evening 2 to 4 days a week, and occasionally help with chores.

    The second job is as a rower on a boat called a ``taraibune.''
    My job is to take tourists on short sightseeing cruises.
    Cruises are about 15 to 30 minutes.
    Depending on the weather, this will be about 2-3 days a week.
    There is a training period for the work of the tub boat.
    The time required depends on your level of proficiency, but it takes about 3 to 7 days.

    Also, it would be a great help if you could prepare for the early morning tub boat. Work generates wages from the beginning.



    For both jobs, we will consult with you and adjust the schedule. We won't force you to do anything.

    We would be happy if we could help you live a relaxed life on Sado Island.



    We provide free accommodation to our helpers and pay them at least the minimum wage in Japan.
    This is done for all Workawayers invited to the host location on each work day.



    ☆To make your stay easier to imagine
    Let me explain an example.

    1. The guesthouse reception opening hours are 17:00-20:00 on about three days a week(opening hours may be extended in case of late arrival). This is a paid job.

    Traditional TUB boat operates from 8:30 to 12:00 on about three days a week
    (assuming you still want it) This is a job that pays a wage.

    In addition, please turn off the lights in the guesthouse, lock the doors, etc. This is a daily chore.

    2.No meals will be provided. Cook your own meals or buy meals from nearby restaurants or supermarkets.

    3. Wi-Fi is available in your room. free

    4. Bus stops and ferries to the mainland are nearby. Bicycles can also be rented.
    5. You can obtain your own sightseeing leave by prior application.
    6. Animals are prohibited. Also, smoking is prohibited indoors.


    (If necessary, we will also check that you have the correct visa or work permit.)


    By the way, how about Japanese?

    Of course, it's a difficult language, so you'll be accepted even if you can't speak it.

    If you can speak even a little, I think you'll enjoy yourself.

  • Tipos de ayuda y oportunidades de aprendizaje

    Tipos de ayuda y oportunidades de aprendizaje

    Ayuda doméstica
    Mantenimiento general
  • Intereses

    Intereses

    Cultura
    Trabajo de caridad
    Idiomas
    Jardinería
    Bricolaje y manualidades
    Historia
    Música
    Carpintería
    Animales
    Navegar / barcos
    Playa
    Deportes de aventura
  • Intercambio cultural y oportunidades de aprendizaje

    Intercambio cultural y oportunidades de aprendizaje

    As an immigrant from Tokyo and a college student majoring in folklore, I am familiar with Sado Island's culture and festivals, so I have a lot to share with you.

    In addition, my wife and I are also performers of the traditional Japanese instrument, ``wadaiko'' (Japanese drums). If you wish, you will have the opportunity to directly experience traditional performing arts.

    There are very few Japanese people who can row a tub boat these days. That technology is also very valuable. Also, the teacher you will be learning how to row from is one of the few craftsmen on Sado Island who can make boats.

    During your stay, I would like you to take a vacation and visit various places on Sado Island. Please come to love Sado Island.

  • El anfitrión ofrece una paga acorde al salario mínimo

    El anfitrión ofrece una paga acorde al salario mínimo

    Este anfitrión ofrece alojamiento y paga.

  • Ayuda

    Ayuda

    I speak Japanese and a little English

    When helping at a guest house, I ask students to memorize simple phrases for speaking to Japanese guests.  
    Please rest assured that detailed building rules are provided in the manual.

    When working on a tub boat, the first step is training how to row. Please enjoy it. The Tub Boat workplace is about 10 minutes by car from the guesthouse, and the staff will pick you up.

    Both jobs generate wages. Please note that no meals will be provided during your stay.

  • Idiomas

    Idiomas hablados
    Japonés: Fluido
    Inglés: Principiante

    Este anfitrión ofrece intercambio de idiomas
    I would be very happy if you could help me and my 9-year-old daughter learn English during your stay.

  • Alojamiento

    Alojamiento

    You will stay in a single room in a guesthouse.
    The guesthouse is a repurposed old Japanese inn, and is an old three-story wooden building. There is a slight sound.

    Sleep on a Japanese-style tatami floor with a futon. There are no beds.
    There is a sink in the room, but the toilet and shower are shared with guests.

    We will not provide you with a meal.

    The kitchen is also shared with guests, but you will have your own refrigerator and shelves. You can use the cooking utensils and seasonings at the guest house.

    You can use the washing machine for free.
    It is also possible to rent bicycles.

  • Algo más...

    Algo más...

    During your vacation, enjoy sightseeing, outdoor activities, and swimming in Sado. You can freely participate in nature and cultural heritage sites, old temples and shrines, festivals in various places, etc.

    If you have a license that can be used in Japan, you can also rent a car (in that case, insurance and fuel fees will be required).

  • Un poco más de información

    Un poco más de información

    • Acceso a Internet

    • Acceso a Internet limitado

      Acceso a Internet limitado

    • Tenemos animales

    • Somos fumadores

    • Puede alojar familias

  • Puede acoger a nómadas digitales

    Puede acoger a nómadas digitales

    Este anfitrión ha indicado que le encanta acoger a nómadas digitales.

  • ¿Cuántos voluntarios puedes hospedar?

    ¿Cuántos voluntarios puedes hospedar?

    Uno

Número de referencia de anfitrión: 513797719561

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La imagen muestra a dos personas en una pequeña barca de madera en una serena masa de agua, con una costa rocosa y una ladera al fondo bajo un cielo nublado.
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