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Internship
Nagoya Head Office
No deadline
A long-term internship in which you learn PR, marketing, e-commerce and business planning across a broad range of areas while taking part in real projects such as projection mapping, immersive art museums and immersive shows. Some interns have gone on to join us as COMPANY MEMBER (Regular Staff) after graduating.
Travel expenses covered; paid from the third session onward when taking on actual project work
Type: INTERN MEMBER (long-term internship)
Base: Nagoya Head Office
Application deadline: None
Compensation: Travel expenses covered; paid from your third session onward if you take on real work
Commitment: Long-term internship, at least two days a week for at least three months
The Assistant Planner internship is a long-term program in which you learn PR, marketing, e-commerce and business planning across a broad range of areas while taking part in real projects such as projection mapping, immersive art museums and immersive shows.
Mission: Experience the work of a Planner on real project sites. Go through the whole flow of PR, marketing and e-commerce operations, and build a professional perspective and practical skills.
Supporting business planning and concept development for projection mapping, immersive art museums and immersive shows
Supporting the preparation of proposals, presentation materials and reports
Researching and summarizing case studies in Japan and overseas
Executing advertising and marketing strategy (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Google Ads)
Attracting media coverage and distributing press releases
Operating corporate social media (Instagram, Facebook)
Website production and operation
Supporting IP strategy, the e-commerce site, merchandise sales and sales management
Improving operations through the use of AI and DX tools
Interest in projection mapping, immersive art museums and immersive shows (no experience required)
Standard PC skills, AI skills and communication skills
All of the following are for reference only. No specific experience or qualification is required.
Part-time experience in the operation of projection mapping, events or exhibitions
Interest or experience in photography and video
Business-level English (as a guide, TOEIC 700 or above)
A small number of positions.
Currently enrolled at a university, graduate school, junior college or vocational school (aged 18 or over; high school students are not eligible)
Able to take part at least two days a week, continuously for at least three months
Interested in projection mapping, immersive art museums, immersive shows and the like
Able to take part at the Nagoya Head Office, or able to take part remotely
You can apply either through our entry form or by sending your resume by email. Please choose whichever is more convenient for you.
Applying through the entry form
The details you enter in the form serve as your resume, so there is no need to prepare one separately. You are also welcome to attach a photograph, a portfolio, or a resume file you already have.
Applying by email
Please send your resume (any format, 10MB or less) to the following address.
To: recruit@hitohata.jp (HITOHATA, INC. Recruiting)
Deadline: None
Applications are screened in the order in which documents are submitted. Recruitment may close once participants have been decided.
Example items to include in your resume
Full name (with reading), date of birth (and your age as of the date of writing), gender, photograph, current address
Family home address (if you have a family home you can live in), and contact details (email address and mobile phone)
Education, work history (if any), licenses (with date obtained), qualifications (with date obtained)
Reason for applying, self-introduction, desired position, and any other personal requests (including circumstances requiring special consideration)
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Entry (submission of resume)
Notification of document screening result (by email, within about three weeks of submission)
Interview, held in person at our Tokyo Office or Nagoya Head Office, for candidates who pass document screening
Participation confirmed
Emails may fail to reach us because of size limits or spam filtering. If you have not heard from us more than three weeks after submitting your documents, please contact us via the inquiry form.
Interviews are in principle held in person at our Tokyo Office or Nagoya Head Office. Online interviews are available only to candidates living outside the Kanto, Tokai and Kansai regions or outside Japan.
Travel costs for the interview are at your own expense.
It can take up to about three months from the closing date or your entry until the final offer or rejection is communicated.
Interviews and communications about selection results are generally conducted in Japanese, although interviews can be conducted partly in English.
Please email recruit@hitohata.jp. Making an inquiry will not affect your selection either favorably or unfavorably, so please feel free to get in touch with any questions.
INTERN MEMBER (long-term internship). This internship is for students and assumes long-term participation of at least two days a week for at least three months. Some interns have gone on to join us as COMPANY MEMBER (Regular Staff) after graduating.
Grade: from Grade 1 (Assistant Grade)
Travel expenses covered in full
Your first two sessions are observation and training only, with travel expenses covered
From your third session onward, if you take on real work, you move to paid participation according to your grade
Days: at least two days a week
Minimum period: at least three months
Hours: negotiable within 10:00-19:00 (at least four hours a day)
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