How did Japanese used cars get to the old streets of Myanmar?

What you want to ask is "Why do many Japanese used cars appear in the old streets of Myanmar"? Because Myanmar basically does not produce cars, and a large number of drivers have the habit of driving right-hand drive cars, many people in history bought used cars exported from Japan to Myanmar.

Japan's second-hand car export is a very huge industry. Japanese used cars are mainly sold to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America. The biggest customers in Southeast Asia are Myanmar and the Middle East, but they are also sold to African countries as a springboard. There are many Japanese cars on the streets of major cities in Myanmar. Since Myanmar was once a British colony, it began to swing from side to side during the colonial period. So the owners of Myanmar are mainly used cars imported from Britain and Japan. Until recent years, the main source of goods traded in Myanmar's auto market still depends on imported used cars from Japan, so you can see most common models on the streets of Japan here.