Kimitsu Motor School

The training was a two-week camp plan.
It was my first experience with everything, and I was full of anxiety at first, but the first person to deal with me was the president. He was very kind, smiling, and gentle, so my anxiety and tension were eased by just a little chat before the enrollment procedure! The accommodation was very clean and comfortable. There was also a cafeteria, where you could eat and drink, and it was a place to study and relax for the new students. However, there were many young students, so I was concerned about how to use the shared space and other manners...I think I was unlucky because it depends on the new students. For lunch, we ate at a kaiseki restaurant called Murakoshi. I really looked forward to it every day and the taste was excellent! At night, we each took our own bento and ate it. Basically, the facilities were well-equipped and it was easy to spend time there. There was a 7-Eleven near the accommodation, and if you go to the station, there are Apita, Donki, and Matsumotokiyo, so even if you didn't have any daily necessities, you wouldn't have any trouble. Face-to-face classes are almost entirely online, except for essential ones. On-demand lessons are like studying while watching a video that tells a story. I think the story-like nature of the lessons makes learning more fun than face-to-face lessons. The theory study is all done online, so you can study at your own pace. I was worried about whether I would pass Karimenkyo Written Test, but I was able to pass it as long as I watched the videos on-demand with Musashi. The instructors Driving Lessons were also generally kind, and many of them created an environment where it was easy to ask questions about things I didn't understand, and created an environment where I could drive in a relaxed atmosphere, which made me feel at ease. They taught me really carefully. They praised me for what I was good at, and taught me what I was bad at until I understood it! I also have fond memories of the teachers being friendly and being able to talk to them!

Thank you for your help! I'm glad I chose Kimitsu Motor School ദി ᷇ᵕ ᷆ )♡

To be honest, it's the best.
Seriously, I want to stay here forever.
The training camp and the school grounds were both clean, the teachers were kind, and even when I asked the same thing over and over again, they explained it to me carefully, so I was able to learn in a really comfortable environment.
All the teachers, the principal, the people at the camp, the students who attended, everyone was great, friendly, and we had a lot of fun. Thank you so much for all your help!

I went there for an MT training camp.
I had no complaints whatsoever.
The food was delicious and the room was clean, so I was very satisfied!
The instructors were all friendly and kindly explained things I didn't understand in detail.
I'm even thinking about staying an extra night 😅

Thank you for your help for the past two weeks!
It was fun ☺️

I used this course to get Driving Camp in March 2024. I was able to get my license smoothly, so it was great. Thank you very much.
I hope the following will be helpful for those who are unsure whether to use it in the future.

① About the instructors
There are various opinions in the reviews, but I personally think that most of the people are good. There are some instructors who say that it's all about intuition and getting used to it, but most of them are happy to teach if you ask for advice voluntarily.

②About the dormitory
Overall, it's pretty good. I was especially happy with how well the air conditioning and heating worked. One thing I noticed is that the unit bath is a little cramped, so tall people might have trouble taking a bath. Also, people who are picky about their bedding or have a straight neck might not like the pillow, so you might want to bring your own pillow. Also, the slippers you get are small, so I recommend bringing your own.

③ Meals
In the morning, I get food at the 7-Eleven, which is about a 3-minute walk away, eat at the Japanese restaurant Murakoshi for lunch, and get a bento box for dinner. The food at Murakoshi was delicious and very good. You can also rent a bicycle to go out to eat.

Thank you for your help during the training camp.

If you live in eastern Japan or anywhere within reach of Kimitsu, I definitely recommend this driving school.

The best thing
1. The driving school has just been rebuilt and is clean. There is a lounge where you can study, and the restrooms are clean.
2. All the instructors are kind. I think you might not get along with everyone, but they are all serious about your studies. They are always concerned about whether you have any questions, which is helpful.
3. The atmosphere is good. Greetings are important, so it's a pleasant experience to attend.
4. The accommodation is clean and the food is delicious. Lunch is served at a nearby restaurant and is very delicious. Dinner is a bento box that is filling and tasty, and the menu is varied so you won't get bored.

Most people only go to a driving school once in their life, so it's important to choose a good driving school. I especially recommend the training camps!

I graduated from Kimitsu Motor School today. On the first day Driving Lessons, I was worried about Driving Lessons because it was all I could do just to get around the driving school, but I gradually got used to it, and after two weeks I was able to drive on the road without any problems.
The instructors were all different, but there was no one I didn't like, and they were all nice people who were happy to answer my questions, would chat with me, and had bright personalities. There was also a self-study space on the second floor of the driving school, and it was comfortable to use as it had Wi-Fi and power outlets.
As for the training camp facilities, they were very clean and easy to use, and there were washing machines, dryers, microwaves, water heaters, chopsticks, etc. all in the back room of the dormitory, so there was no inconvenience.

For lunch, a nearby restaurant was affiliated with the driving school, and we enjoyed a variety of delicious meals every day (Tuesdays are the school's regular holidays). We had bento lunches every night. There weren't many vegetables, but the meals were delicious and varied.

It was so comfortable that I would have liked to stay there forever if I could, but now that I have graduated, I feel very sad to think that I will never come to that driving school or training course again, never ride in that training car, or have an instructor sit next to me.
Although it was only two weeks, I am grateful for all your help. Thank you very much.

ps: I passed the written test and got my license. Thank you very much!

Thank you for your help at the training camp the other day!
The two weeks were so much fun and went by so quickly.
The instructors were all very polite and I was able to take the lessons in a fun atmosphere! Hasegawa-san was very kind and taught me in an easy-to-understand way! The conversation was also fun!
Murakoshi's food was also delicious, and I looked forward to it every day with my friends who enrolled at the same time.
I made good friends with the people who enrolled on the same day as me, and had a very fulfilling two weeks!
I have also passed the written test for my full driver's license, so I will not forget what I learned at Kimitsu Motor School and will continue to enjoy driving!

I graduated from the driving school training camp in August.
I successfully passed the full driver's license test, and I've been having a lot of fun driving lately.
The dormitory and driving school were clean and comfortable, and I was able to spend a fulfilling two weeks there.
There is only one 7-Eleven around the dorm, but if I rent a bicycle I can get to Aeon or a 100-yen store in less than 10 minutes, so I didn't have any problems living there.
The food at Murakoshi was delicious.
I was nervous at first because I was participating alone, but on the first day of the lesson, the teacher was kind and talked to me about various things, so I quickly relaxed. After that, I looked forward to the lesson every day. I'm sad to think that I won't be taking lessons with the teachers anymore.
It was such a great school that I can confidently recommend it to others.
Thank you for the past two weeks!

Thanks to the training camp, I was able to get my license without any problems. Thank you very much, even though it was a short time. I was impressed by the kindness of the instructors from start to finish. I could really feel their desire to help everyone pass the exam quickly, and I am very grateful for their kind and careful guidance! The principal was also very kind.
The camp is new and very clean!
The building is well-cleaned, and there are vending machines, microwaves, pots, and washer-dryers in the building. There is also a 7-Eleven across the street. Since my department classes were online, I spent a lot of time in my room, but I didn't have any problems with daily life. I looked forward to the delicious lunch at Murakoshi-san.
I would recommend this school to a friend!
Thank you very much!

My friend and I were able to get Driving Camp through a driving school.
At first, I was worried about whether the instructor would be scary or whether I would be able to drive well, but...
Mr. Yamamoto was very kind and taught me carefully, which was very impressive.
Mr. Kaneko was easy to understand and his stories were very interesting. It was a lot of fun.
I also became good friends with the other students in the training camp who were enrolled at the same time as me, and we went to Round One and out to eat together during the camp, making it a very fulfilling two weeks.
So today I went to take the written test for my driving license in Makuhari. I passed the test without any problems.
Thank you very much for your help!
thank you very much!

I participated in a training camp to get a regular driver's license!

The area is quiet and surrounded by rice fields and mountains.
You can concentrate on your lessons with peace of mind!!
The private rooms at the training camp were also very comfortable, with air conditioning and heating!

The food at the nearby Japanese restaurant "Murakoshi" is also excellent👍💕

The instructors are very kind and polite and give you good advice.
The two weeks of the training camp were a wonderful memory for me.

I attended a driving school during a training camp! The accommodation was very clean throughout and very comfortable! It was sunny during the day and the rooms were spacious enough! The cafeteria was a place where I could relax and unwind, eating meals with the people I became friends with, playing tycoon games, and having cake parties.

Most of the courses were on-demand, so I took them in my room using my smartphone. The schedule was set to a certain extent, so I went at my own pace, with the feeling that I had to finish all the courses by a certain date. I also kept using apps that allow you to study in a question format. It was very helpful!
The driving school is about a 5-minute walk away and is also very clean. All the instructors were kind and funny, but they also taught me carefully and firmly. I was worried that I would be scared, but all the instructors were very nice, and on the last day, I had my picture taken with them and kept saying "I don't want to go home". The two weeks were so fulfilling and went by so quickly, I want to go home right now lol

As for food, I was given cash for breakfast and bought it at a nearby Seven-Eleven. For lunch, I went to a nearby restaurant called "Murakoshi," which was absolutely delicious! I looked forward to it every day! As for dinner, I had a bento box with a lot of fried food. I think it was filling and geared more towards men, but I was grateful that they prepared it for me.

There is also a shuttle bus to Kimitsu Station, so it's easy to get to! I went shopping and to Mother Farm! It was fun!

I participated in the driving school camp with a lot of anxiety. I was despairing at my lack of driving skills, but I was saved by the positive words of the instructor and was able to graduate thanks to the encouragement of the friends I had made! I love Kimitsu Motor School!
If I pass the written test and get my license, I definitely want to go!

Thank you for your help! Thank you very much!

I graduated from the driving license training camp on July 15th and took the actual driving test on July 17th and passed!

The dormitory was clean, the food was delicious, and there was a convenience store nearby, so I was able to spend two weeks comfortably.

The instructors were all kind and polite, some telling interesting stories, and some giving thorough instruction before exams, so I thought it was well-balanced (sorry if I sounded condescending 💦).

Students will be studying online using N-LINE and MUSASI, so if you are planning to attend, we recommend that you bring an iPad if you have one!

If you use your time well, you will have a reasonable amount of free time in your schedule, so you should be able to go out for a little fun. If you are a woman who likes shrines, I recommend Hitomi Shrine! The fortune slips and charms are cute ♡

I'm grateful to the skilled instructors who helped me get my license straight away! It was a fun two weeks😆✌

I attended the training camp and successfully passed the driver's license exam!
During the lessons, the teacher taught me carefully and checked each time to make sure I had no questions, so I was able to attend with confidence.
Many of the drivers were kind enough to speak to me kindly while driving and were quick to chat with me.
There may be a very small number of people who speak forcefully...
In the dormitory, we have a restaurant for lunch and bento boxes for dinner. The bento boxes are very filling and contain a lot of fried foods.
The women's dormitory facilities include a kettle and microwave on the second floor, a washing machine and dryer (fee required), and plenty of hangers that can be borrowed. There are also hairdryers, air conditioners, and refrigerators in the rooms.
The bed and pillows were hard but other than that it was fine.

Thank you for taking care of me for two weeks!! I was a bit worried, but everyone was so kind and I'm grateful.

I have successfully obtained my license, so I will post it here.

I took advantage of Palmhouse's driver's license training camp.
The building was constructed last year, so it was very clean, and in fact it was cleaned during the training camp, so we were able to live comfortably.
As for food, the lunch served at a Japanese restaurant nearby was delicious, with a wide variety of options, and it was great!
We had bento boxes for dinner, which were neither good nor bad, but there was a wide variety.
As for the actual lesson content, most of the people there were very gentle and it wasn't as difficult as I had feared.
I think it's a great school that I would recommend to people coming from far away.

Thank you for your support with our two-week training camp plan.
I was initially nervous about going on the training camp because I assumed that most people would go with friends, but when I actually went there I was surprised to see that there were a lot of people going alone, and I remember feeling relieved.
Furthermore, the principal and all the other instructors are all very kind, so I hope that anyone who is worried about this can rest assured.

Also, I had an unavoidable appointment during the training camp, so I asked in advance if I could return home temporarily. They accommodated and even sent me off warmly on the day, so I'm really glad I chose this driving school.
Even if I'm not in high spirits for my first lesson in the morning, as soon as I enter the school building,
The staff member greeted me with "Good morning!", which made me feel like I could do my best today too.

There are few tall buildings, so on clear days you can see Mt. Fuji beautifully.
Also, the coursework is on-demand, so there is a certain amount of freedom!
(If you don't plan ahead, it will be difficult later on.)
These two points are especially recommended!!

lastly,,
Even when I took the driving test after graduating from the driving school, I remembered what the instructors had taught me and passed on the first try, successfully obtaining my license.
It was such a fulfilling two weeks that I started to miss my days at training camp since returning home!
I'm really glad I chose Kimitsu Motor School!
thank you very much! !

First of all, the rice is delicious.
For lunch, a set meal is served at a nearby restaurant.
And in the evening, I have to bring my own lunch. They don't provide breakfast, so I prepare my own. There is a microwave in the dorm, so I recommend heating it up there.

You can also have it warmed up in the cafeteria located just outside the dormitory.

In my case, I stayed there during a training camp, and the room was very clean. It was built 7 years ago. However, the walls were thin, so I could hear the voices of my neighbors and the hallway.

And all the teachers who taught me were really nice people. They taught me kindly.

There were two people I didn't get along with, but if you tell the receptionist that you don't like them, you won't be taking lessons with them, so if there's someone you don't like, it's a good idea to tell them at the reception.

The driving school is also very clean. It was built two years ago.

There is a convenience store just a 2-minute walk away, so you can easily do your shopping.

The station is quite close and there are restaurants and other establishments within a 15-minute walk, so if you have time, it's worth taking a walk.

If you are planning on taking a driving license course, I highly recommend this driving school.

Although I ended up staying an extra day, I was able to get my license on December 2nd.

Thank you so much to everyone who taught me and to everyone who worked at the reception desk.

The sky is beautiful! The instructors are all kind and sometimes funny and fun! I came alone, but when I went to the cafeteria, the people who had been there for a while talked to me and taught me various things, which I was very grateful for! When I want to be alone, I can just stay in my room, so it's easy to spend time there!
I gave it a 4 because the noise from the ventilation fan in the room was loud and it was a bit scary until I got used to it, and the pillows were hard!

I was allowed to go there for a training camp.
As for the driving school, they made a schedule that would minimize any empty slots.
The accommodation was clean, the convenience store and the driving school were close by, and the bento lunches served at dinner were so delicious that I wanted to buy them separately. (The restaurant where we had lunch didn't really suit my taste.)
If there was one drawback to the accommodation, it would be that the walls were hopelessly thin. Fortunately, the other members of the group I was staying with were well behaved, so the noise didn't bother me at all, but the walls were so thin that if someone was making a fuss in the next room, you could hear everything.
The receptionist was very friendly and everything seemed perfect up until this point...
The instructors are having problems.
To be honest, it was stressful because there were people who would constantly say nasty things to me and people who would obviously treat men and women differently. Of course, there were many good instructors, but I got the impression that some of them stood out as bad people.
I didn't get yelled at or anything, so I brushed it off, but I think it's best to avoid it if you're mentally weak. The driving school seems to be aware of this, and they explained that if there was someone you didn't like at the first day's briefing, you should immediately tell the receptionist that you didn't like them.
Looking at it this way, it seems like this driving school is very conscious about compliance.
Of course, there were many difficult times, but looking back on the whole thing, I had fun even though I was alone, and it became a very fond memory.
There are more good points than bad points, so I think it's a good enough driving school that I would recommend it to my friends.

I used it for a driver's license training camp plan.
There were only two teachers whose teaching methods were difficult to understand. Most of the teachers were kind and polite. Some were serious and some told interesting stories, so I was able to learn with a variety of personalities and have fun.

The accommodation is called PALM HOUSE, and it is less than a 5-minute walk from the license center. There is a microwave, refrigerator, washing machine, vending machines for cup noodles and drinks, and a 7-Eleven within a 5-minute walk, so there was no problem. There are also drug stores, Don Quijote, karaoke, etc. within a 30-minute walk.
However, the manager has a bad personality, so if you don't want to have to deal with him, be careful not to forget your key when you leave your room even once.

Note: The room ventilation fan is quite noisy, so if this bothers you, we recommend bringing earplugs.
You have to clean and change your bedsheets yourself. The linen room and the storeroom are equipped with the minimum tools. I cleaned every three days, but I still had a lot of sneezing and a runny nose because I have a house dust allergy. There were no insects visible to the naked eye.