Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks Coloring Pages

Hard Workers Driving Around Town!

Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks bring us toys, books, and important letters that we order. They are the stars of "delivery." From morning until night, in rain or wind, they drive all over town to bring packages to your home.

Why Are Mail Trucks Red?

Bright "red" is the signature color of Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks so you can spot them right away, even from far away!

• Long ago in the Meiji era, they were black at first. But they were hard to see at night, so they changed to bright red, which was used all over the world.

• Now, just seeing a red vehicle lets you know, "There goes the mail carrier bringing letters!"

All Kinds of Delivery Truck Designs

Delivery trucks have special "brand colors" and "logos" for each company.

• Kuroneko Yamato: Famous for its logo of a "mother cat and kitten" with yellow eyes. You can see many green and beige trucks!

• Sagawa Express: Known for its cool blue and white design. A fast messenger logo was famous in the past.

• Fukuyama Transporting: A green body with a thick red stripe. These trucks are great at carrying big packages.

• Co-op: White trucks with a red or orange logo. They deliver yummy food right to your house!

Eco-Friendly Trucks Are Hard at Work Too

Lately, there are more and more "eco-friendly trucks" that help protect the Earth.

• "EV (Electric Vehicle) trucks" that do not make exhaust fumes and trucks that run on natural gas are working hard.

• Their engines are super quiet, and they are made to keep the air clean!

Special Designs to Keep Packages Safe

The square box on the back of the truck is a room made to protect your precious packages.

• Trucks used for Chilled Delivery have huge fridges or freezers inside the box. They can deliver ice cream and fish while keeping them nice and cold!

• They also have clever shelves and nets inside so packages do not fall over.

Color them in with the familiar colors to make them look real!

When you color trucks you see around town in their real colors, they look just like the real thing right away!

• Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks: Bright Red Color the whole thing with .

• Kuroneko Yamato: Color the green and beige parts separately, and don't forget the yellow logo!

• Sagawa Express: Pure white body Dark blue Draw the lines to make it look cool!

• Fukuyama Transporting: Calm Green and energetic Red stripes Let's add .

Color the logos and letters clearly

On the side of the truck, the company name and logo are drawn.

• When you color inside the letters, be careful not to go outside the lines.

• "EV Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks that do not put out exhaust gas" For parts with messages like this, here is a helpful trick: color lightly around the letters so they pop out!

How to color the tires and wheels

Trucks carry lots of heavy packages, so their tires are super strong.

• The tires are Solid black not, but a little Dark gray makes it look like real rubber and adds a cool, realistic feel.

• The middle wheel is Silver (Gray) and make the shadowy parts a little darker, it will look 3D!

Add accents to the reflectors and lights

Trucks have a lot of lights and reflectors to keep everyone safe.

• The back lights are Red or orange, and the front lights are Light yellow Let's color with !

• Make the reflector under the bumper bright Red make it look shiny, and it will look so cool!

Add a background drawing to make a city scene!

Imagine where the truck is driving and try drawing the background!

• Residential areas: A scene showing them parked in front of everyone's house.

• Highway: Here is a truck delivering packages to a town far away.

• Evening road: Driving trucks with their lights on look cool too. Asphalt road grey If you color it with, and draw things like zebra crossings and traffic lights, your picture will look even more alive!

There Are Many Kinds of Trucks

Trucks you see in town have different "company logos" and colors. They are all part of the team of "working cars" around town, like the "red post office trucks" that carry letters and big trucks that carry packages.

Trucks Powered by Electricity and Gas

More and more eco-friendly trucks run on "electricity" or "natural gas (CNG)" instead of gasoline. They do not make exhaust fumes, so they help keep the "air clean."

Trucks That Keep Things Cold

There are also "refrigerated and freezer trucks" that carry things like "ice cream" and "fish" while keeping them cold. They keep blowing "cold air" inside so the cargo does not spoil.

Small Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks That Deliver Letters

The "small red trucks" are "Japanese Mail and Delivery Trucks" that deliver letters and postcards. They can drive easily through narrow roads, so they can drop off letters right into "everyone's mailbox."