for Fresh Candidates
for intermediate Candidates
for Experienced Candidates
Average Salary
High School Diploma preferred, Experience in animal care, farming, or veterinary assistance
A Livestock Worker or Animal Farm Technician in Japan is responsible for the care, feeding, and management of farm animals such as cows, pigs, chickens, goats, and sheep. Workers ensure the animals’ health and welfare, assist in breeding programs, maintain cleanliness, and support farm operations to produce high-quality animal products.
Typically 8 hours per day
Around 40 hours per week
Early morning and weekend work may be required
Overtime may occur during feeding, breeding, or harvest periods
Physically demanding work, often outdoors
Animal feeding, care, and health monitoring
Knowledge of livestock breeding and hygiene practices
Ability to operate farm equipment safely
Observation and problem-solving skills for animal health issues
Physical stamina and endurance
Teamwork and communication skills
Ability to follow safety and animal welfare guidelines
Feed, water, and monitor livestock daily
Clean animal pens, barns, and farm facilities
Assist in animal breeding and birthing processes
Administer medications or vaccinations under supervision
Monitor animal health and report any abnormalities
Maintain records of livestock numbers, health, and production
Operate farm tools and machinery for feeding or cleaning
Ensure compliance with safety, hygiene, and animal welfare standards
Health Insurance
Social Insurance and Pension (for long-term employment)
Paid annual leave
Overtime pay during peak livestock operations
Transportation or accommodation support on some farms
On-the-job training in animal care, breeding, and farm management
Career growth opportunities in farm supervision, animal husbandry management, or veterinary assistance