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Are you interested in becoming a taxi driver in Japan and have all the qualifications? What should you know about workin...
17/04/2026

Are you interested in becoming a taxi driver in Japan and have all the qualifications? What should you know about working as a taxi driver? Want to know more? Contact us!

What You Need to Know About Designated Activities Visa No. 55 (特定活動55号)This visa is for foreign nationals who want to wo...
16/01/2026

What You Need to Know About Designated Activities Visa No. 55 (特定活動55号)

This visa is for foreign nationals who want to work as bus, taxi, or truck drivers in Japan under the Specified Skilled Worker (特定技能1号) system, but need preparation time first.

What is Designated Activities No. 55?
It is a temporary visa that allows candidates to stay in Japan to obtain a Japanese driver’s license and complete required training before switching to the Specified Skilled Worker visa.

Who is it for?
• Foreign nationals preparing for driver jobs in Japan
• Those who still need a Japanese driver’s license or mandatory training
• Candidates coming from overseas or changing visa status

Length of stay (maximum)
• Truck drivers: up to 6 months
• Taxi / bus drivers: up to 1 year
This period cannot be extended.

What you can do during this period
• Get or convert to a Japanese driver’s license
• Complete legal training (required for taxi and bus drivers)
• Do limited non-driving work allowed by the company while preparing

Important notes
• If you fail to complete the requirements within the period, you cannot switch to 特定技能1号
• Time spent under 特定活動55号 does not count toward the Specified Skilled Worker stay period

This visa helps foreign drivers prepare legally and smoothly before starting full employment in Japan’s transport industry.


04/12/2025

[STILL HIRING] TRUCK DRIVER IN EBINA, KANAGAWA
[JLPT N4+ | Japanese license | Only for Residents in Japan]
🏗️ Truck Driver – Building Materials Delivery (2 Openings)
Location: Ebina City, Kanagawa
Hours: 6:30–15:30 (or ~18:30 w/ OT)
Holidays: 105 or 120 days/year (weekends & holidays off option)
📦 Job Overview
Deliver building materials to new construction and renovation sites in Kanagawa & West Tokyo. Includes collecting resources from sites.
💴 Salary & Benefits
Monthly Total: ¥303,880–¥396,760 + commuting allowance
Basic salary + overtime + various allowances (no-accident, performance, evaluation, family, qualification, position)
Bonus: 2x/year (~¥100,000 each)
Raises: Annual
Insurance: Full social insurance
Perks: Car/motorbike commuting OK, license upgrade support (light truck 1st year, medium truck 2nd year)
📝 Requirements
Visa: Only for Residents in Japan
Japanese: JLPT N4+ (conversation N3+), must read Kanji
Driver’s License: Japan Regular license
Simple process: 1 interview only, no tests
Send a direct message to apply or Send resume to [email protected]

Interview Tips Part 2: What Are Some Common Questions in a Driver job interview?Besides self-introduction and more quest...
17/11/2025

Interview Tips Part 2: What Are Some Common Questions in a Driver job interview?

Besides self-introduction and more questions about past experiences, some companies also care about:

1) How often do you drive: you do not have to have a car, but employers pay attention to whether some times would go on a road trip with a rental car, your friend's car, etc. That shows how much you can drive, how familiar you are with driving, with the road, with vehicles.

2) Your hobbies: some Japanese companies pay extra attention to this. It shows the lifestyle, and somehow, personality of the candidate. Interviewers might even ask if you like to drink and smoke. This helps companies get to know whether you are careful with your own well-being and other's well-being, prioritize safety, stay discipline and follow the rules, all that expected of a driver.

3) Japanese communication skills: it is extremely important for hiring companies to know how much you can communicate and how dedicated you are in improving your Japanese level. Even when there might be foreign managers, training in easier languages, it is still your job to communicate with customers in Japanese, and talk to police on the streets if there is anything happens.

What do you want to know next? Comment below!

Interview Tips Part 1: What To Do When Interviewers Show No Emotions and Reaction?Not only in Japan but in anywhere, the...
10/11/2025

Interview Tips Part 1: What To Do When Interviewers Show No Emotions and Reaction?

Not only in Japan but in anywhere, there has been one common challenge in interviews is facing a poker-faced interviewer who barely interacts or responds. It can feel nervous or make you second-guess yourself, but this is completely normal.

The key is to stay calm and relaxed. Remember, their silence doesn’t reflect on your performance; some interviewers are trained to keep a neutral expression to better evaluate candidates. Instead of getting nervous, focus on presenting your experiences, skills, and thoughts clearly. Take a deep breath, maintain good posture, and speak confidently.

By staying composed, you not only handle the situation professionally but also show resilience and self-assurance, qualities interviewers notice even when they don’t say a word.

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Kyōchi Gakuen (Coach Academy) and Ziplus to create an integrated pathw...
31/10/2025

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Kyōchi Gakuen (Coach Academy) and Ziplus to create an integrated pathway supporting international talents in Japan: from language learning and driving license acquisition to employment.

This collaboration helps foreign nationals build sustainable careers while addressing labor shortages in Japan’s transportation and logistics industries.

Read more here: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000063.000059003.html

How Do Taxi Drivers Handle Complaints? 🚖🌞
27/10/2025

How Do Taxi Drivers Handle Complaints? 🚖🌞

20/10/2025

Can a driver license itself help a candidate become qualified for a driver job in Japan?

The answer is no.

Not only it has to be a (converted) Japanese license, there is also a required number in years of driving experience. For example, minimum 1 year for truck driver and 3 years for taxi drivers.

Drivers are also expected to reach a certain level of Japanese skills. Yes there is no doubt that there is high shortage for drivers, many Japanese companies have reportedly rather to suffer with the shortage than mass hire drivers with low understanding in Japanese skills and Japanese cultures.

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