Recruiting "POW JAPAN" staff, let's learn about the reality of living near snowy mountains

Recently, with the corona crisis, living in two bases and moving to rural areas have become a hot topic.

Non-traditional ways of working, such as workcation and telework, are recognized, making such lifestyles possible.
People who love skating may have had the idea of ​​living and living near the field at one point in their minds, and may have even moved to make it a reality.

There is an environmental group called POW JAPAN, whose mission is to "combine climate change from a slippery stance." Based in Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture, the 5 members currently live near the field and are working towards the vision of realizing a decarbonized society from the snow community.

POW JAPAN is currently looking for new staff.

POW JAPAN
Staff Recruitment: Recruitment of corporate staff! Protect Our Winters is an environmental group founded in 2007 by professional snowboarder Jeremy Jones in the United States to take a slippery stance and tackle climate change.

The position will be primarily responsible for dealing with the company. If you're interested, why not take a look at the link above.

In addition, along with the recruitment, an article reporting on the daily activities of the members working at POW JAPAN has been uploaded.
The three of us talked about how each of us came to work, what kind of work we do, how people who work at environmental organizations think, and what kind of lives they actually lead in the Hakuba area. Members are talking in a discussion format.

An example of "living and working in rural areas" should be very helpful.

POW JAPAN
Aiming for an ideal balance between a prosperous life, play in the field, and work Aiming for an ideal balance between a prosperous life, play in the field, and work Lisa Obinata "Protect our beloved winter from climate change, In 2018, under the philosophy of connecting to the future...

 

Why don't you take this opportunity to think about living near your favorite snow mountain or getting involved?

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