The story revolves around the experiences of Vietnamese drivers in Japan. The drivers, who are significant contributors to the transportation industry, are navigating the complexities of Japanese road systems and culture. This article delves into their daily joys and challenges, highlighting their adaptation process and their impact on Japanese society.

Japan, having one of the world's oldest societies, is steadily opening up to foreign workers to offset its declining population. Driving, being a labor-intensive job, has attracted a large number of foreign workers including from Vietnam. These Vietnamese drivers are positively contributing to the Japanese society and economy. Their stories provide insight into Japan's growing multicultural society.

In the US and EU, it is common to see drivers from various ethnic backgrounds and countries. The acceptance of foreign workers in transport or other industries is much more established compared to Japan. However, similar to Japan, foreign drivers are seen as an integral part of the transportation system providing services and contributing to the economy.