We employ a wide range of winter seasonal roles and combine hard work with fun to give our staff a great experience
We employ a wide range of winter seasonal roles and combine hard work with fun to give our staff a great experience.
From luxurious hotels and condominiums to ski school and rentals, multiple restaurants, transportation services, and health and wellness facilities, we manage 10 distinct and varied brands in Niseko, all of which benefit greatly from seasonal workers like yourself to ensure top-quality operations during the winter season.
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Experience the winter of a lifetime living and working in the powder capital of the world. For all winter seasonal positions across HTM and our brands, see here.
Yes, all of our winter seasonal roles come with a Grand Hirafu, Hanazono lift pass. You have the option to upgrade to an all-mountain lift pass for a fee.
Our recruitment period for winter seasonal positions is usually from Mid-May - September each year.
Yes, we have a range of subsidised staff accommodation available in both Hirafu, and Kutchan.
This is dependent on the role you are applying for, but for most of our winter seasonal work you do not need to speak Japanese.
Niseko is an international resort that sees many international visitors from all over the world in Winter. You will find English spoken more than Japanese in Hirafu village in the winter, but if you go 10 minutes down the road you are back in the Japanese countryside. It is respectful to know a few words of Japanese when you are communicating and we encourage you to learn the basics.
Niseko is lucky to have one of the longest seasons in all of the country. Niseko United usually opens late November, and remains open until the first week of May (snow/weather dependent).
