Kuma Kogen Driving School

I used this driving school for Driving Camp training camp from Osaka, and I can truly recommend it.
The instructors and administrative staff were all really kind and polite, so I'm really glad I went, and I wish I could have stayed a little longer lol
The dorms are really clean and the facilities are perfect, with rice cookers, frying pans and other cooking utensils, and all you need is laundry detergent.
As for the course, it's really easy to run on as locals will give way to you on the streets.
The staff are all beautiful, so be sure to go!

I saw TikTok at a Regular Motorcycle training camp. The place we stayed was brand new and clean, and the teachers were really nice. The only downside is that it's in the countryside.

The training camp is clean and well-equipped, so there is nothing to complain about. All the instructors are polite and helpful. The office staff are also very friendly.

I came from Osaka for a driving training camp for regular cars.
The newly built accommodation is very comfortable, and the teachers and staff at the school are all very kind.
Everyone there is very friendly.
If I have the chance, I'll get a medium-sized Class 1 license next.
I want to come to this school.

I enrolled in late October, graduated in two weeks, and successfully passed the full driver's license exam!
I love the teachers too, they are all so kind.
The academic part is online, so I can progress at my own pace, and I only need to attend the technical training, so I was able to graduate super fast ✌️

I had the image that most driving schools have older teachers, so I was surprised to see that there were a lot of young teachers!
The training camp facilities were brand new and incredibly clean. The lesson fees are also reasonable, so I highly recommend it👍

Thank you for your help during the training camp.
Good accommodation and a great environment to concentrate.

When I returned to my hometown and took the written test at the driver's license center, I was able to get a perfect score, thanks to your help.

I took Driving Camp for large vehicles, Class 2. The accommodation and school facilities are next to each other, so I was able to concentrate on my lessons, and I was able to get my license in nine days, including eight days of lessons and the written test at the license center the next day.
I would also like to thank Professor Eiji Morikawa for his help. He taught me a lot, including the power to motivate people and compassion for others. I am very grateful for the opportunity to reflect on myself.

The accommodations were very clean and the rooms were stylish and comfortable.

I took the regular AT at the training camp.
To put it bluntly, the teacher is in charge.
Apparently, depending on the teacher, it may only be a few times (1 or 2 times)?
Professor Yasushi was with me most of the time.
He thought of a way to work together with me without getting angry.
The other instructors vary.
It really depends on the compatibility.
If there is a teacher you don't like, tell the office early on so they may be able to deal with it.
Even though he says he prioritizes the training camp and takes academic courses,
There may be sudden changes in schedules (and the person in charge may also change).
It is possible that priority is given to those who commute to work.
Some days you can contact me by phone
There are days when changes are made without our permission.
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Personally, I recommend Professor Yasushi.

The bus drivers are really kind.
I don't think I could have survived without that conversation.
They chat with me, give me tips, and worry about all sorts of things.

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Mr Yasushiki!

I graduated on 12/20!
I successfully passed the exam today, December 23rd!
From now on, I will do my best to drive for FUGA!!
Thank you for caring about me until the last day!!

This time I used it for a training camp for 230,000 yen.
I had heard that lunch and dinner would be provided at the training camp, but when I actually got there, I was provided with boxed lunches and dinner, and no meals were provided on weekends or the final day.
The refund was 500 yen per meal, so the total refund was 5,000 yen.
Even though it was the same training camp, those who took the plan without lunches paid 200,000 yen.
No matter how I calculated it, it was a negative number and it made me feel very uncomfortable.
Luckily, while I was feeling confused, my supervisor, Ms. Fujimoto Akuri, was very easy to talk to and listened to me sympathetically. As I talked about my own feelings of confusion, I began to feel more at ease and was able to concentrate more, which led to a more fulfilling life at the training camp.
I was saved thanks to him being there.

Kumakogen's driving school mainly offers online courses.
While it's ideal for people who want to progress at their own pace, I personally think it's better to have a training camp where you can take classes face-to-face and ask questions, and to fill your daily schedule with more classwork.
In fact, the majority of students who studied at the same time at the training camp had similar opinions.
For those attending in person, I recommend online classes, but I think the training camp will be more fulfilling if you attend in person.

Personally, I think that Mr. Fujimoto is very considerate of the current younger generation, treats the older generation kindly, and gives well-balanced lessons, making him an essential employee at the Kumakogen driving school, and I hope that he will continue to advance his career.

The teachers are kind and thorough, and it's a great driving school for Driving Camp.
Perfect for those who want to get their license in a short period of time.
The new accommodations are also beautiful.