Drive the Future: Miura Kanko Bus is Hiring Foreign Drivers in Kanagawa!
Japan is facing a critical shortage of bus drivers, and Miura Kanko Bus in Kanagawa Prefecture has decided to lead the change. Introducing “Bus Driversity”—a bold new initiative to recruit, train, and empower foreign residents to become professional bus drivers.
If you have a passion for driving and want a stable, respected career in Japan, this is the “Brave Challenge” you’ve been waiting for.
Why Join the “Bus Driversity” Movement?
Miura Kanko Bus isn’t just offering a job; they are offering a complete career transformation. They respect diversity in nationality, race, and religion, and they promise a “warm welcoming environment” for all.
- Free License Acquisition: The company covers the cost of obtaining your Class 2 Large Vehicle License (conditions apply).
- Guaranteed Equal Pay: You receive the exact same salary and evaluation as Japanese drivers. No “foreign trainee” lower wages.
- Stable Permanent Employment: You are hired as a full-time, permanent employee (Seishain) with no fixed-term contract.
- Massive Bonus Potential: Last year, employees received bonuses three times a year, totaling 5 months’ worth of salary!
The Path to ¥4,000,000+ Annual Income
| Career Stage | Monthly Average | Estimated Annual Income |
| 1st Year Driver | ¥210,000 | Over ¥3,000,000 |
| 2nd – 5th Year | ¥240,000 | Over ¥4,000,000 |
| Top Performers | ¥270k – ¥350k | Based on experience/skill |
What Will You Drive?
The work is varied and exciting, ensuring you never get bored:
- Tourist Buses: Take international and local guests to beautiful sightseeing spots (day trips and overnights).
- Shuttle Buses: Provide reliable transport from stations to hotels or events.
- Regular Routes: Perfect for beginners to build confidence on fixed, easy-to-remember paths.
Requirements to Apply
- Residence Status: Permanent Resident, Long-term Resident, Spouse of Japanese/PR, or N1 graduates of Japanese Universities (Specific Activities).
- Driving License: Must have held a standard Japanese driver’s license for at least 3 years.
- Age: Between 21 and 55 years old.
- Language: Japanese level equivalent to JLPT N3 or higher.
A Day in the Life
Expect a professional environment involving vehicle safety inspections, alcohol checks, and high-quality “Omotenashi” customer service. You will work an average of 6.5 hours per day (156 hours over 4 weeks), giving you a healthy work-life balance.
APPLY HERE