Use your English to share the beauty of Japan with the world.
We are Plan･Do･See, now in our 32nd year, with operations in 51 locations worldwide.
From weddings, hotels and ryokan to restaurants, we create place-specific spaces and experiences—handling everything end-to-end from concept and planning to operations and management.
“I want to get married in Japan.”
You’ll be the one who makes that dream real.
We’re building a new market beyond traditional bridal—expanding Destination Weddings that harmonize with Japan’s nature, culture, and sense of refined hospitality.
Just as many Japanese couples choose Okinawa or Hawai‘i, we want a future where people across Asia—and around the world—dream of creating lifelong memories amid Japan’s breathtaking landscapes.
Ready to take on this challenge with us?
What makes this job special
1) Use English to deliver Japanese weddings to the world
Each Plan･Do･See venue carries the story of its region and the legacy of its architecture—history and culture that can only exist there.
With Japan’s four seasons, cuisine, aesthetic sensibility, and thoughtful details at the core, you’ll help international couples turn their vision into a once-in-a-lifetime celebration.
2) Work with freedom: Remote × Flex
Most meetings with overseas clients happen online, so remote work is absolutely possible.
You’ll be on-site only when needed—site inspections and event-day execution—while doing the rest of the planning from the environment that works best for you.
With a flexible schedule, you can also handle time-zone communication smoothly and sustainably.
3) Your event / party planning experience translates directly
What we’re looking for is real execution—being able to design a plan, align all stakeholders, and deliver a flawless day.
Run-of-show planning, creative direction, vendor coordination, and schedule management—your event/party production experience becomes a powerful advantage here.
Even without wedding-specific experience, the planning and proposal skills you’ve built in the field will shine.
4) Recognized as a top “Best Companies to Work For” workplace
Plan･Do･See has been ranked in the “Best Companies to Work For” list for 10 consecutive years, and has earned #1 in the Women’s Category for three consecutive years.
Our management structure, evaluation system, and benefits are designed with care and consistency—so you can grow in a supportive, well-built environment.
Key Wedding Venues at Plan･Do･See
Nagoya: Kawabun
With 400 years of history, Kawabun is the oldest traditional restaurant in Nagoya.
Once known as a place that welcomed distinguished guests from Japan and abroad, it features sukiya-style architecture crafted by master artisans—now registered as a Tangible Cultural Property.
Honoring its heritage while going beyond the bounds of a “restaurant,” it continues to share culture as a modern gathering place.
Kyoto: THE SODOH HIGASHIYAMA KYOTO
Located in Kyoto’s Higashiyama district—surrounded by UNESCO World Heritage sites—this venue sits within a 2,000-tsubo (approx. 6,600㎡) garden.
It is the former residence of the legendary Japanese painter Takeuchi Seihō. The nearly 100-year-old Japanese house has been renovated to preserve the original design as much as possible.
A place where Kyoto’s authenticity and a sense of escape coexist beautifully.
Osaka: THE GARDEN ORIENTAL OSAKA
A renovation of the former Osaka City Guest House, originally established in 1959.
Its prestigious architecture—rooted in modernist form—represents the work of Kenzō Takekoshi, a renowned figure in Kansai’s architectural scene.
Set within a lush 4,000-tsubo (approx. 13,200㎡) property, it offers an exceptional, refined experience.
THE NANZAN HOUSE
A private house in the Nanzan area—one of Nagoya’s most prestigious residential neighborhoods.
Step through the gate and you’ll find a vast 2,000-tsubo (approx. 6,600㎡) property.
With evergreens that stay vibrant year-round and seasonal flowers, the beautifully maintained garden lets guests fully enjoy nature in every season.
