This international finance internship is suited to a current student or recent graduate interested in hotel accounting and financial operations. Typical requirements include a relevant degree or coursework in finance, accounting, business, or hospitality; strong numerical and organizational skills; professional communication; and the ability to work responsibly with confidential information. English proficiency is generally expected, while Japanese language ability may be beneficial for a Tokyo-based role. The successful candidate should be adaptable, reliable, detail-oriented, comfortable working in a multicultural environment, and willing to support tasks such as reports, reconciliations, budgeting, invoice processing, and administrative finance duties. Availability for the required internship period and legal authorization to work in Japan are also important.
The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon is a luxury lifestyle hotel operated under EDITION, Marriott International’s design-led boutique hotel brand. Located in Tokyo’s Toranomon district, the property combines contemporary architecture, refined guest service, destination restaurants and bars, wellness facilities, and distinctive social spaces. EDITION hotels are known for an intimate, residential atmosphere and a strong focus on local culture, modern design, food, and personalized hospitality. As part of Marriott International, the hotel provides access to a global hospitality network, structured professional standards, and potential international career opportunities. Finance interns support the business behind the guest experience, working with hotel departments and finance leaders in areas such as accounting controls, reporting, analysis, and daily financial administration. The environment is fast-paced, multicultural, and well suited to candidates seeking practical experience in luxury hotel operations.
Japan offers opportunities in hospitality, finance, technology, education, tourism, engineering, and international business, especially in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and resort areas. The culture values punctuality, respect, cleanliness, teamwork, and careful attention to detail. Tokyo provides excellent public transport, diverse restaurants, entertainment, and career exposure, although housing and commuting can be expensive. Japan’s lifestyle is generally safe and convenient, with strong public services and a balance of traditional customs and modern city life. Foreign interns normally need an appropriate visa, such as a student, cultural activities, designated activities, or work-related status, depending on the program and compensation. Requirements vary, so candidates should confirm details with the Japanese embassy and employer before travelling. Relocation planning should include accommodation, health insurance, local registration, transport costs, banking, and basic Japanese language preparation. Regional cities may offer lower living costs and a slower pace than Tokyo.
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