Fukuyama Driving School

The instructors were nice and the staff were friendly.
I would say it gets perfect marks in this regard.
But the food was a bit strange.
Of course, the food wasn't so bad that I couldn't eat it, but I got tired of eating the same food every day.
The dormitory is smaller than I expected.
Well, I basically only use it to sleep, so it's not that much of a problem.
Overall I think it's not that bad.
Of course, I was glad that I was able to get my license.

I was able to graduate in about half a month. I think this is a typical period/schedule for Driving Camp. I have no particular complaints. Although it was a short period of time, there was a bit of leeway, so even if I couldn't progress through the stages smoothly, I think I would be able to graduate within the period. The instructor's teaching style was also good. He taught me well with humor, so I never got bored or tired of it, and I felt like I was gradually acquiring the necessary skills and knowledge. The lodging and meals were good, so looking back on the training camp life as a whole, it was fulfilling and enjoyable.

From Tokyo, it's quite close and access is not bad. I was relieved that it didn't take that long to move. This time, I attended alone, but the atmosphere was very homely, so I felt at ease. Some instructors are kind and some are strict, so I guess it's a hit or miss. However, this does not mean that some people have extremely bad attitudes. The food tastes much more similar. The menu was different, but it was a bit strange. Some people may like or dislike this, but I guess I don't like it. The dormitory was the same, and although it may feel different depending on the person, it felt a little cramped to me. But overall, I think it was a fulfilling training camp experience.

The accommodation and food were a bit of a problem for me.
It's not that I was having trouble living there, but the accommodation just didn't feel right and I couldn't really relax.
The food wasn't very tasty either.
But this is a matter of preference so there's nothing we can do about it.
For some people, it might not be a problem at all.
The content of the lessons, the guidance of the instructors, and the overall atmosphere of the school were all great.
The schedule was reasonable, so I didn't feel any pressure.
I think it would be a pretty good driving school if the accommodation and food were suitable.
It's just that it just didn't suit me.

It's normal.
I don't have many complaints, but overall the driving school and training camp life were just as I expected.
This time, I just wanted to get my license in a short period of time, and I was able to achieve that goal successfully.
It was spring break, so it was quite crowded, but I was glad that I was able to take the lessons smoothly.
The atmosphere was also good.
Some people said that the instructors were scary, but that wasn't the case for me.
For better or worse, it's just an ordinary driving school, so it's probably a good option for people who want to take advantage of the training camp and get their license in a short period of time.

Unfortunately, I have to say that it was a disappointing driving school for me. First of all, the relationship with the instructor was terrible. I couldn't understand the content of the instruction at all, so I failed many times. The atmosphere wasn't very good either. Maybe it's because I don't like instructors and have a negative impression of them, but the staff also seemed cold to me and made me feel uncomfortable. The accommodation was uncomfortable and the food wasn't very good either. This may be my preference, but it's a shame. To be honest, I regret choosing this driving school. Well, I'm glad I got my license.