This job listing has been automatically translated by AI. The Japanese version is the authoritative text. All compensation is paid in Japanese Yen (JPY).
Base salaryBase (monthly avg.) or hourly: ¥1,196–¥1,350
BonusNo
Pay raiseYes (¥10–¥120/hour)
Fixed overtime payNo
Commuting allowanceNo
Pay cut-off dayEnd of month
PaydayEnd of month
Work style
Working hoursHours 1: 3:00–8:00 / Hours 2: 4:00–9:00 / Hours 3: 5:00–9:00 / or 4h+ between 3:00–12:00
Break time0 min
OvertimeNo special clause (Art. 36 agreement)
Days offSun, Others / Two days off every week / Others: ローテーション / 10 days paid leave after 6 months
Workdays per week2–5 days/week / days negotiable
Employment & contract
Employment typePart-time
Employment periodFixed term (under 4 months) / 3 months / Renewal possible (renewed in principle)
Trial periodYes (3 months; same conditions as regular employment)
Conversion to permanentNo
Benefits & welfare
Insurance enrolledWorkers’ accident insurance
Retirement allowanceNo
Dormitory / company housingNo
Commute by carAllowed
ParkingYes
Apply & selection
Licenses / qualifications
免許・資格名栄養士
あれば尚可
調理師
あれば尚可
Age18+ / legally required age limit / Reason: Due to nighttime shift work.
Number of openings2 (expansion)
Selection methodInterview (1 planned)
Result notificationafter interview / interview: within 2 days
About the company
株式会社 味いち
Business activities
We deliver lunches to factories and offices in the food manufacturing industry (bento boxes/prepared meals) and provide school lunches to schools and kindergartens. We also plan and manage parties.
Company features
Since the company was founded, we have steadily grown our business and provided services rooted in the local community. We have established a work system that incorporates shift work and are making bento boxes that customers can purchase with peace of mind.
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Some free-text details (such as special notes or the reason for age restrictions) may still appear in the original Japanese until an accurate translation is confirmed, since translating them out of context could distort their meaning.
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Whether your residence status permits this kind of work
Whether the pay, hours, and days off match your wishes
How to apply and what documents are needed (Hello Work may require a referral letter)
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Job number for this posting
11110-06454361
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There are three ways to apply
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This listing is information published on Hello Work Internet Service. Applications are made externally (at Hello Work). GloJob does not judge work eligibility.（Last checked: 2026/10/02）
