Nepalese worker in Japan finds her role as face of Kanazawa hotel
KANAZAWA -- After arriving in Japan from Nepal in 2020, Rashmita Saru Magar has built a career in the hospitality industry and now works at the front
Rashmita Saru Magar, a Nepalese worker, has found her role as the face of Hotel Nikko Kanazawa in Kanazawa, Japan. After arriving in Japan in 2020, Magar studied Japanese at Alice Gakuen Vocational School before enrolling in the school's International Business Department, where she gained specialized knowledge related to the lodging industry.
During her internship at Hotel Nikko Kanazawa, Magar discovered her passion for communicating with guests and providing exceptional service. Her supervisor praised her friendly demeanor and courteous behavior towards both guests and employees. Magar's journey began with basic Japanese proficiency but has since improved to the point of taking the N2 level of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
Despite missing her family, Magar found support from teachers, staff, and colleagues at the hotel, treating her like family. She enjoys her days off by dancing and sharing performances on social media. Magar appreciates Japan's safety, punctuality, convenient transportation, and beautiful seasonal changes. She hopes to continue working in Japan for as long as possible.
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