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Buscamos voluntarios entusiastas y trabajadores para ayudarnos con el cultivo de duraznos y uvas, así como con las tareas del hogar.
Entre sus tareas se encuentran:
Contribuir al cultivo de duraznos, uvas y bonsáis durante la temporada.
Asistir en las tareas del hogar, como la limpieza y la cocina.
¿Qué ofrecemos?
Alojamiento en una habitación individual o compartida, con instalaciones compartidas.
Las tres comidas diarias (hazlo tú mismo)
30 horas de ayuda por semana
Mano de Cocina: Ayuda a preparar, terminar y servir comidas.
Construcción y Reparación: Ayuda con varias tareas de reparación o construcción.
Jardinería: Ayuda a plantar y cultivar jardines.
Limpieza: Ayuda a limpiar la cocina, dormitorios, baños y áreas comunes.
2 dias libres por semana
Habitación compartida: Tendrás una cama en un cuarto compartido con otros viajeros.
Desayuno: Tienes derecho a desayunos gratis cada día de tu estadía.
Almuerzo: Tienes derecho a almuerzos gratis cada día de tu estadía.
Cena: Tienes derecho a cenas gratis cada día de tu estadía.
Puedes usar libremente nuestra lavandería.: Hay un lugar especial donde se lava la ropa sin costo.
Bicicletas a tu disposición: Puedes usar nuestras bicicletas cuando quieras.
Traslado: Te buscaremos cuando llegues y te llevamos a nuestro lugar.
Utilice nuestra cocina equipada: Siéntete libre de usar nuestra cocina y preparar tu comida deliciosa.
Internet de Alta Velocidad: Internet de alta velocidad para trabajar remotamente
Inglés Principiante o Español Principiante
Más de 20 años
Admite voluntarios solos (no admite parejas o dúos)
Vuelos, Seguro de Viaje, Transporte Interno y Visa
We are looking for volunteers who are willing to get involved in the daily tasks, both in the field and in the house, and who show interest in learning about the cultivation of peaches, grapes, and bonsai, as well as about rural life.
They must be able to take the initiative and not wait to be constantly assigned tasks.
Responsibility and Punctuality:
It is important that the volunteer be responsible with the schedules and assigned tasks, and that they fulfill the agreed-upon commitments.
Punctuality is essential, especially during harvest season, when timing is crucial.
Collaboration and Communication Skills:
It is fundamental that the volunteer be capable of working in a team and communicating clearly and respectfully with the family members.
The ability to adapt to different situations and solve problems constructively is highly valued.
Respect for Culture and Home:
We expect the volunteer to show respect for local customs and for the house rules.
They should keep their space clean and tidy, and contribute to a harmonious environment.
Flexibility and Adaptability:
Life in the countryside can be unpredictable, so flexibility to adapt to changes in schedules or tasks is essential.
They must understand that tasks can vary depending on the season, and that sometimes the work in the field can be demanding.
Volunteering hours are:
From January to May: 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, 9AM to 4PM , 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
From June to September: 5:00 to 12:00, 8:00 AM to 3:00. Tasks are going to the field to assist work with peaches, grapes, or bonsai. Or what we need to be done at home.
An agreement can be reached regarding rest days.
Please do not smoke inside the house.
It is important to maintain a quiet environment at night, as the workdays in the field start early. We ask that you avoid excessive noise after 8 PM.
Keep your room and bathroom clean and tidy. Help maintain the cleanliness of the common areas.
Assist with cleaning the kitchen utensils used.
We ask for responsible use of water and electricity, especially during months of higher consumption.
It is important to communicate any absence or extended outing to the family members.
Take care of and respect the family's belongings and the field work equipment.
Maintain a respectful attitude towards all family members, neighbors, and the local culture.
It is important to inform us of any food allergies or special needs so that we can adapt meals and accommodation.
Very important*
Japan has extremely strict laws regarding public conduct and traffic safety (especially concerning alcohol consumption and operating vehicles or bicycles). As hosts, we expect our volunteers to maintain exemplary and respectful behavior at all times. Please be advised that we will not assume any legal, financial, or logistical responsibility for any crimes, infractions, or police procedures involving the volunteer before, during, or after their stay. Any conflict with local authorities will result in the immediate termination of the volunteer program, as the trust and safety of our community are our absolute priority.
