New Summer Partnership between Sakai Moving Center and Dive Resort Work to Support Job Seekers

Summer Support for Resort Workers

Dive Inc. from Shinjuku, Tokyo, known for its focus on staffing services for tourist facilities, has announced a new alliance with Sakai Moving Center. This collaboration aims to dismantle the barriers for seasonal resort workers wishing to work in Okinawa by launching the "Moving Support Campaign."

The Moving Support Campaign

Through this campaign, Dive staff applying via a dedicated page can receive a discount of up to 20% off basic moving fees to Okinawa. Additionally, free moving boxes will be provided to help make the transition smoother.

Using Sakai Moving Center’s unique transport routes for Okinawa, the service aims to offer affordable moving solutions. They offer a "Lite Pack" option, accommodating small parcels of approximately five boxes, making it an extremely flexible option for those on short-term assignments.

Furthermore, customers can expect high-quality service, thanks to professional staff trained by Sakai Moving Center, ensuring both safety and peace of mind during the moving process.

Special Offer Details

- Up to 20% off basic moving fees to Okinawa.
- Free moving boxes promotional offer.

Eligibility

- Registered staff at Dive Resort Work.
- Employees who have secured or are considering work in Okinawa for the summer of 2026.

Campaign Launch Date

- The campaign will kick off on May 13, 2026.

For more details and to apply, visit: Moving Support Campaign. Please note the campaign may change or terminate without prior notice.

Background of the Partnership

In recent years, resort jobs, classified as "working while traveling," have gained significant traction, especially in Okinawa, which has become a hotspot for job seekers. The nature of resort jobs, often involving shared accommodation with furniture and appliances provided, means generally fewer belongings need to be transported. However, moving to Okinawa includes maritime shipping, making shipping costs relatively high.

Feedback indicated that many aspiring workers were hesitant due to concerns about moving expenses, which has led Dive to form this partnership with Sakai Moving Center to create accessible opportunities for potential workers.

Future Perspectives

Dive is committed to enhancing support for new working methods through resort jobs. This campaign underlines our goal to eliminate transportation costs and burdens, allowing even those previously hesitant about working in Okinawa to pursue these roles more freely.

We aim to combine Sakai Moving Center’s dedicated moving network designed specifically for Okinawa with Dive’s expertise in job placement support, to provide a comprehensive assistance system from relocation to employment.

Moving forward, Dive seeks to expand efforts beyond job support into housing, transportation, and necessary living infrastructure, fostering an environment where staff can confidently transition to new roles in the tourism industry.

What is a Resort Job?

A resort job refers to employment in hotels, inns, theme parks, ski resorts, and more across various tourist locations. Typically, positions last around three months, often with free accommodation and utility costs included, which allows workers to minimize their living expenses during employment. Most positions are designed for beginners, meaning that special skills or qualifications are not required, making it an easier entry point for many.

(1) Survey Overview: Market research conducted on resort job listings.
Conducted by: Japan Marketing Research Organization
Survey Period: October 15-20, 2025
(2) Counts of posted reviews as of March 30, 2026, sourced internally.

About Dive Inc.

Headquarters:

- Tokyo, Shinjuku-ku, Shinjuku 2-1-12 PMO Shinjuku Gyoen Front 2F/3F

CEO:

- Kiyoshi Shoji

Established:

- March 2002

Dive is a venture company dedicated to solving significant issues within Japan's growth engine, the tourism industry. By providing staffing services specialized in tourist facilities, it alleviates the persistent labor shortages faced within these sectors. Dive has successfully deployed over 14,555 workers to various tourist facilities across all 47 prefectures in Japan and is also actively involved in promoting sustainable regional development through tourism initiatives in less-traveled areas.