Do you know about the Omotenashi tradition? In Japan, there is a deep-rooted culture, which comes from Sado (tea ceremony) – called Omotenashi – meaning to wholeheartedly look after guests. The term represents the Japanese mindset of hospitality centring around care rather than expectation. You’re bound to feel the omotenashi hospitality on your travels to Japan. Omotenashi is hard to define in English because to understand it is to experience Japan in person. It is a sense of incredible hospitality that carries across homestays, formal ceremonies, retail, and dining. However, Omotenashi goes beyond “the customer is always right;” rather, it is an implicit understanding that there are no menial tasks if the result ensures a great experience for a guest.You will have the opportunity to develop this concept and contribute your unique qualifications to this team, which we are sure will love to guide you and give you an introduction to this amazing culture.