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4.0 / 5Binan Driving School
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Review introduction (12)
Mr. J (38 years old) semi-medium size (January)
4.8 points
Mr. C (26 years old) semi-medium size (August)
4.8 points
I decided to come here because the reviews for Binan Driving School 's large vehicle license training camp were good.
Having actually enrolled in the school, I agree with all the reviews.
First of all, the facility is very clean.
The facilities were also up to date and well equipped.
The instructor's instructions were thorough and easy to understand.
This Driving School also provides employment support, so I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a job.
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Mr. F (26 years old) large type (July)
4.8 points
Mr. K (35 years old) Semi-medium size (March)
4.4 points
The facility was bright and clean.
The latest equipment is also available.
It was also nice that all the staff were friendly.
One thing that bothered me was that one of the instructors spoke to me in Hiroshima dialect, which I couldn't understand and made it difficult to have a conversation with him smoothly.
Still, it was very refreshing to hear the local dialect, and I was able to learn and understand it during the camp, so I'm very satisfied.
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Mr. D (32 years old) Towing (August)
4.4 points
Mr. DI (18 years old) Regular Automatic (September)
4 points
What is "mindful driving"? If a driver is walking, he is also a pedestrian. I think this is a driving school that cultivates a sense of consideration to not do to others what you would not like to be done to yourself.
Mr. d (23 years old) large type (March)
4 points
I felt at ease because many of the students who enrolled at the same time as me were around the same age.
The instructors were many with unique personalities.
The accommodation was well-cleaned but a bit old.
Also, the food was delicious, but dinner was a bento box, which I personally found a little disappointing.
Still, looking back on it all, I was able to have a fulfilling Driving Camp experience while visiting Hiroshima for the first time.
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Mr. PY (18 years old) Regular Automatic (August)
3.8 points
We were given three meals a day and the room was clean.
Mr. RO (22 years old) Large type (June)
3.8 points
In addition to convenience stores, there are also Lamu, drug stores, Donki, Daiso, etc. in the surrounding area, which is sufficient.
As for the guidance, I haven't seen all the staff, but I guess it's about right. The school has a responsibility to guarantee that it's okay to give this person a license.
I think that some degree of difficulty is inevitable in this process.
Some of the information on the website and in the guide pamphlets is out of date, so it's best to ask carefully about the price and meeting time at Matsunaga Station.
前日になってパンフレットに書いてある時間の30分前を指定されたので、慌てて新幹線指定席取り直す羽目になりました…😑
教習車は大型はボロです😅他は概ね新しそうでした
郊外なので路上教習はかなり楽な方だと思いますよ😁
全国でもあまり多くない特定一般教育給付金(40%バック)対象校なので、準中型以上の取得を目指す給付金対象者は特におすすめです💰
Mr. VU (19 years old) Regular Manual (December)
3.4 points
The food was also delicious.
It was nice that the instructor praised me too.
Mr. FY (20 years old) Regular Automatic (March)
3.2 points
I could eat breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria, and in the evening I was given a hot lunch box, but I was satisfied because I could choose what I wanted every day.
The dormitory itself is new and in a good environment.
Many of the training cars are old, but I think the overall environment is good for Driving Camp.
I will add
The instructors changed frequently,
Regarding precautions and operations, each person had different things to say (checkpoints).
But it is true that I had to adapt to the situation with a "when in Rome" mentality.
However, it is natural that people have different opinions, and if you are used to the secular world like me, you can brush it off as a minor issue.
There are many comments that suggest that this is difficult for young people who are driving for the first time and don't know their way around, so I added this comment.
I feel like it's also necessary to teach young people in a way that suits beginners.
Mr. RP (24 years old) Medium size type (July)
2.8 points
I don't know about the quality of the instructors because I haven't experienced other places, but I would give it two stars. The lessons are based on the assumption that you will be able to drive a medium-sized vehicle smoothly from the beginning, so be sure to prepare well in advance. (I studied in advance on YouTube)
When I asked "Is there anything you don't understand?", I was given an attitude like "Of course you know, you should be able to figure it out for yourself" as if they were bored with me, so I stopped asking questions halfway through. (I can't say they were very polite.)
It is attractive to be able to use the Special General Grant System and keep costs low, but if you fail the test multiple times (because of supplementary lessons + the test + extended stay fees), it may end up being cheaper to go to another school that doesn't charge extra fees, so if you're not used to riding a manual transmission and are not confident, you may want to consider this option.
Bicycles can only be rented for up to one hour at a time, so the only use for them is for a quick shopping trip.
Dormitory: Breakfast and lunch are served at the cafeteria, and dinner is served by order of hotpot. The taste is good, but the portions are a little small, so I bought more at a nearby supermarket for about 300 to 500 yen a day. (For a thin woman or average man, it should be fine.)
The room was as clean as a hotel, and had a hairdryer, kettle, and mini fridge, so I was able to stay comfortably.
There are only Book Off, Tsutaya, Yume Town and a pachinko parlor nearby, so if you don't have a car, don't forget to bring something to kill time.