How can I work in a hotel?

Go directly, and speak Japanese better. Generally, there are fewer small languages.

I have this experience.

I studied tourism as an undergraduate, but I didn't graduate (I graduated in July 2008). After studying human resource management, I passed level 3. After studying Japanese, I went to Hyde Hotel for an interview (not through a job fair). At that time, the human resources department didn't recruit people. They decided to take me because of my certificate and Japanese. Later, I didn't go because I could only stay for half a year, and they didn't dare to go. Ha ha.

College students are more suitable for hotels, generally starting from the bottom, such as washing dishes, room attendants, restaurant waiters and so on.

There's a good chance. When asked, most of the top leaders in their early 30 s came like this.

I think it's good. I can be a supervisor for 3-5 years and a manager for 10 years. It is possible to become a supervisor in a lucky year.