It's really cool. It's the first time I've enjoyed driving school lessons. People are nice. Of course, at first staff is a bit anxious that you are a foreigner and just repeat over (and over) that it takes a lot of money to be there. Well ... I know that and, of course, if I wasn't conscious or had a minimal Japanese language skill, I wouldn't have applied to a Japanese driving school. That's the only little thing I didn't like at the beginning. I know the risks, the consequences, I know I have to study but just because I'm a foreigner, don't think about underestimating my abilities. That's just it! Word of advice for future foreign students, having a minimum of spoken, written skills and is a life saver. None of the staff is fluent (as far as I can tell) except for Mr. Kawano, how knows a minimum of English language. I seriously recommend that foreign students buy both Japanese and English books. Thank God, the japanese version has furigana. Otherwise, learn N4 Japanese language skills first. Also, apply with a friend or a relative by your side because you must understand the paperwork, rules and "how - to" process of booking/canceling, number of classes, "do's/ don't", different school plans etc. I suggest the 安心(anshin) plan. It allows you to retake the exam once at least without paying extra and do-over the driving "karimen" test over and over. It's like a "flex plan". A bit more expensive but worth it. F.Y.I The Driving part of the karimen test is given in japanese language ONLY. So study a minimum of vocabulary: traffic lights, signs, winker lights, right/left, crossroads etc to pass. Good points : You have a 15000¥ fee reimbursement for train expenses if you buy a pass. The school also has a Microbus. They have apartments for those on intensive courses. It's super clean and it seems organized. You can take the test in your mother tongue and the textbook can be in English. You free drinks and access to a mini cafeteria too (not free, obviously 😂) On the other hand: All classes are in japanese. The staff is a bit nervous and anxious dealing with foreigners. It's very strict in terms of schedule. On that note: Some teachers can be a bit rude but, you can ask to have specific teacher's removed and ask to get the availability of the one's you feel comfortable with. Some teachers are old fashioned, not so patient, no consideration for your language difficulties so ... Some are tough nuts to crack but others are absolute Angels. But that's it (so far!) Overall: After the first lesson, I can honestly say I had fun and it may be hard but it's gonna be a good experience for me. And the staff Kawanoさん , he is so nice and thoughtful. I really appreciate his nice attitude and it makes me feel 安心 to know that he is there. There are equally other kind staff members. Kobayashiさん and the other female staffs are very sensible to your troubles, so you'll be ok with them too. 小林さん、川野さん、スタッフの皆んなさんお世話になっております これから宜しくお願い致します。 なかのさんのこと感謝します． Keep up the good work Mr. Kawano and Mrs. Kobayashi It's really cool. It's the first time I've enjoyed driving school lessons. People are nice. Of cours... It's really cool. It's the first time I've enjoyed driving school lessons. People are nice. Of course, at first staff is a bit anxious that you are a foreigner and just repeat over (and over) that it takes a lot of money to be there. Well ... I know that and, of course, if I wasn't conscious or had a minimal Japanese language skill, I wouldn't have applied to a Japanese driving school. That's the only little thing I didn't like at the beginning. I know the risks, the consequences, I know I have to study but just because I'm a foreigner, don't think about underestimating my abilities. That's just it! Word of advice for future foreign students, having a minimum of spoken, written skills and is a life saver. None of the staff is fluent (as far as I can tell) except for Mr. Kawano, how knows a minimum of English language. I seriously recommend that foreign students buy both Japanese and English books. Thank God, the japanese version has furigana. Otherwise, learn N4 Japanese language skills first. Also, apply with a friend or a relative by your side because you must understand the paperwork, rules and "how - to" process of booking/canceling, number of classes, "do's/ don't", different school plans etc. I suggest the 安心(anshin) plan. It allows you to retake the exam once at least without paying extra and do-over the driving "karimen" test over and over. It's like a "flex plan". A bit more expensive but worth it. F.Y.I The Driving part of the karimen test is given in japanese language ONLY. So study a minimum of vocabulary: traffic lights, signs, winker lights, right/left, crossroads etc to pass. Good points : You have a 15000¥ fee reimbursement for train expenses if you buy a pass. The school also has a Microbus. They have apartments for those on intensive courses. It's super clean and it seems organized. You can take the test in your mother tongue and the textbook can be in English. You free drinks and access to a mini cafeteria too (not free, obviously 😂) On the other hand: All classes are in japanese. The staff is a bit nervous and anxious dealing with foreigners. It's very strict in terms of schedule. On that note: Some teachers can be a bit rude but, you can ask to have specific teacher's removed and ask to get the availability of the one's you feel comfortable with. Some teachers are old fashioned, not so patient, no consideration for your language difficulties so ... Some are tough nuts to crack but others are absolute Angels. But that's it (so far!) Overall: After the first lesson, I can honestly say I had fun and it may be hard but it's gonna be a good experience for me. And the staff Kawanoさん , he is so nice and thoughtful. I really appreciate his nice attitude and it makes me feel 安心 to know that he is there. There are equally other kind staff members. Kobayashiさん and the other female staffs are very sensible to your troubles, so you'll be ok with them too. 小林さん、川野さん、スタッフの皆んなさんお世話になっております これから宜しくお願い致します。 なかのさんのこと感謝します． Keep up the good work Mr. Kawano and Mrs. Kobayashi もっと見る

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2年程前にAT普通免許を取得しに行きました。とても優しい先生が多く通いやすかったです。 特に受付の大野先生が優しくてよかったです。 とても良かったので別の車種もその後取りに行きました^_^ 2年程前にAT普通免許を取得しに行きました。とても優しい先生が多く通いやすかったです。 特に受付の大野先生が優しくてよかったです。 とても良かったので別の車種もその後取りに行きました^_^

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入校前にここの口コミを見てビビってましたが、卒業まで困ることや嫌な思いをすることは何もありませんでした。 ここで悪く書かれている先生がずっと担当でしたが、細かく指導してもらったおかげで卒検は余裕をもって挑めました。 叱られることもありましたがこちらの勉強不足が原因だったので、他の方の口コミを読んでいて、言われたことに対して受け取り方を工夫すれば嫌な思いをしないで済んだ場面もあったのでは…と思いました。 悪く書かれているのがなんだか悔しかったので、普段は口コミ書きませんが今回投稿しました！ 受付の方の「頑張ってください」が毎回励みになってました。 入校前にここの口コミを見てビビってましたが、卒業まで困ることや嫌な思いをすることは何もありませんでした。 ここで悪く書かれている先生がずっと担当でしたが、細かく指導してもらったおかげで卒検は余裕を... 入校前にここの口コミを見てビビってましたが、卒業まで困ることや嫌な思いをすることは何もありませんでした。 ここで悪く書かれている先生がずっと担当でしたが、細かく指導してもらったおかげで卒検は余裕をもって挑めました。 叱られることもありましたがこちらの勉強不足が原因だったので、他の方の口コミを読んでいて、言われたことに対して受け取り方を工夫すれば嫌な思いをしないで済んだ場面もあったのでは…と思いました。 悪く書かれているのがなんだか悔しかったので、普段は口コミ書きませんが今回投稿しました！ 受付の方の「頑張ってください」が毎回励みになってました。 もっと見る

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