"Mr. Thank You" is a Japanese film directed by Mikio Naruse, released in 1936. The story follows a kind-hearted bus driver named Mr. Thank You, who is known for his friendly demeanor and habit of expressing gratitude to his passengers. His interactions highlight the importance of kindness and human connection in everyday life. The film is set in post-war Japan and reflects the social changes of the time. It showcases various characters who ride the bus, each with their own stories and struggles. Through these encounters, "Mr. Thank You" emphasizes themes of compassion and community amidst challenging circumstances.