Kyoritsu Driving School /Hino

I can confidently recommend it!
迷ったかたは是非長崎共立自動車学校日野校へ⭐

I'm posting my first review in the hope that I can help promote Nagasaki Kyoritsu Driving School Hino Branch, which I've come to love.

The school and dormitories are very clean. Even the toilets have been carefully designed.
The way he teaches the subjects is good and easy to understand. I was impressed that he is better than my high school and junior high school teachers.
I chose Self Cook and have never eaten there, but the kitchen is clean. It looked delicious every day and I wanted to eat there.
Everyone who took care of me, from the principal to the instructors, receptionists, cooking staff, cleaning staff, and everyone else, was so warm and considerate, and I felt their consideration and consideration in so many ways every day.
The fact that the school and the dormitory were close to each other made it really convenient.
There are supermarkets, pharmacies, convenience stores, izakayas, 100 yen shops...everything you need is nearby. It's so comfortable to live here that I didn't want to go home.

There were so many schools and so much information that it took a lot of time to choose a school. Before I left, I was just anxious, but when I arrived at the school and saw it for the first time, I felt relieved and glad that I came to this school.

I am filled with gratitude for being able to enroll in and graduate from Nagasaki Kyoritsu Driving School Hino branch.

I met many friends who shared my joy, so it was sad to say goodbye. Because of everyone there, I was able to enjoy studying and do my best. It was the best two weeks.

Thank you very much for your help.

Thank you to everyone at the ID Center.
I came here from Tokyo by plane in the summer a year ago. Yamagata is a popular training camp destination in the Kanto region, but I made a reservation late, so all the places were fully booked, so I came here lol
I was a little worried because it was too far away, but the instructors were all kind, the weather was dry, and the atmosphere was laid back, making it the perfect place to study!
The explanations were really easy to understand, and although I couldn't do it at first, I met a very kind person who was always there to look after me, and I quickly improved to the point where I was praised, and I was able to graduate without any problems. It's a great memory from my student days. Thank you very much!
There are many convenience stores nearby and it is a very peaceful place. Nagasaki's summer is really hot and I still have scars from the UV rays, but I got a discount at Huis Ten Bosch and went to Gunkanjima, which are great memories.
The dormitory where I was staying was conveniently located, just a 0-minute walk away! I was surprised when the office staff greeted me when I was hanging out the laundry.

I went to the camp alone, but it was so comfortable that I didn't want to go home. It was the off-season, so I was able to make friends with the other people who were there alone, and all the instructors were kind, so I never heard of anyone being scolded harshly during my stay. I'm sure there are some instructors who don't get along with others, but they were kind enough to give me advice on that matter, so I didn't have to worry at all.

Also, when I went to get my lunch in the cafeteria, the staff were friendly and talked to me, so it was fun to go to get my meal! The portions may be a little large, but the taste is delicious!

In addition, the receptionists greeted me every time I passed by, which made me happy. They were all beautiful and cute, and I felt relaxed.

I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is wondering where to go for their driver's license training camp!!

I took Driving Camp at Kyoritsu Driving School in Hino with a friend. I was a bit worried at first about the driving school camp, but the atmosphere at the school was good and the instructor's instructions were easy to understand and polite. The accommodation was very clean and I stayed in a twin room with my friend, so I enjoyed every day. There were plenty of facilities in the area, so I didn't feel inconvenienced. In my free time, I was able to visit Nagasaki's famous sites and enjoy local specialties such as Sasebo burgers, so I was glad that I was able to spend the camp period as if it were a short trip.

I wanted to get my license quickly, so I was attracted by the information that I could get it in as little as 16 days, including sightseeing. The environment of the training camp was very good, the facility was very clean, and the instructor's instructions were polite and easy to understand. The accommodation was an apartment-type accommodation within the facility. There was a convenience store on the first floor, so I used it frequently when I got hungry. Convenience stores are a given in everyday life, but they are a blessing when you're at a training camp. A friend who went to another place said that there was no convenience store and he had a hard time shopping, which reminds me. The price was reasonable, so I would recommend it to anyone around me who is considering Driving Camp.

On the first day of enrollment, I was glad that I chose Driving School Hino! This time, I enrolled with a friend, so I chose Self Cook, and it was a lot of fun to cook together and have lively conversations. I think the fee was cheaper that way, and I recommend it to people who can cook! By the way, the food served outside of Self Cook is apparently quite delicious as well. I wanted to try that too! I was a bit worried about the lessons at first, but the instructors were friendly, and the facility was clean and bright, so my worries quickly disappeared. I was able to enjoy Nagasaki to the fullest by using the discounted admission ticket to Huis Ten Bosch!

I got Driving Camp. The instructors are especially great at striving to improve themselves, and I have no complaints.
It is highly recommended as it has great access to Umi Kirara, Huis Ten Bosch, etc.

There are a lot of good points. I can't think of any bad points, except that it's a bit rural. There's a convenience store and a pharmacy nearby, so it's not that inconvenient.
Maybe it was just my luck, but the instructors are so kind, and I feel so comfortable that I'll be sad when I graduate. The office staff are so cute... It's also convenient that the school and the accommodation are next to each other.
The food in the cafeteria is also delicious, although there are a lot of fried foods...
I would like to come here again if I want to get my driver's license.
I have some great memories, thank you!

I was taken care of during my driver's license training camp.

The Driving School building is not new, but it is thoroughly cleaned and has a feeling of cleanliness. There is also a space with desks and chairs where you can study by yourself, and Wi-Fi is available so you can watch videos from the textbook.
I didn't use the restaurant, but my friend who did said the food was delicious!
There is a Lawson store right next to the school, so you can buy your lunch there.
In addition, there are free rental bicycles available, which are useful because you can use them to practice for the exam course or go shopping in your free time.
The teachers and receptionists were kind and gave me good advice.

The accommodation is built like a normal apartment, but it is a spacious one-room apartment with separate bathroom and toilet.
I chose the self-catering course, but there was a greengrocer across from the accommodation, as well as many other supermarkets, so I didn't have any trouble with food.
I stayed in a single room, but there were two beds. I guess they let me use a room for two people.
There is a dormitory next to the school, so when I had free time, I would go back there to take a nap.

On days when classes were not in session, we went on trips within Nagasaki city or enjoyed ourselves at a resort in Kujukushima.
It was a fun two weeks!

"I was from outside the prefecture, but I felt a little relieved to see that there were many other users from outside the prefecture like me.
Because schools are closed on Sundays, the minimum period is longer than other driving schools, but it was still a good thing because I was able to sightsee in Nagasaki.
The instructor's instructions were thorough and easy to understand, so I was able to work without feeling rushed.
If I had to complain about something, it would be that there were few facilities near the accommodation, which was inconvenient.
However, overall it was a very satisfying training camp.
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I went to a training camp with a friend, and while my friend's instructor was a kind one, my instructor was strict and a little scary. But it was because he was strict that I was able to learn the dangers of driving a car.
By coincidence, the teacher used to live in my hometown, which is quite far away, and he was able to teach me tips on how to ride on the roads I often travel.
The food was delicious and the room was clean and comfortable.

I was told that it's better to get a license while I'm still young, so I went to Driving Camp during my summer vacation. I was worried about whether I would be able to get my license within the time frame, so I was relieved to find that no matter how many times I failed the written test, I could take it as many times as I wanted within the time frame, and that even if I failed the provisional license test, there was no additional cost. The facility was very clean and tidy, the instructors were polite, and everyone was really interesting, so even though I was alone, I had a lot of fun.

"I wanted to keep the cost as low as possible, so I used Kyoritsu Driving School Hino.
The accommodation was in an apartment-style building, so I didn't really feel like I was taking part in a driving camp, and since I chose Self Cook, it felt like I was living my life as usual.
Surprisingly, I didn't get homesick at all, and I feel like I'm living alone in a rather special way.
I was a bit nervous about driving on the roads, but with the instructor's careful guidance I was able to quickly get the hang of it.
Thank you for explaining things so carefully.
On school holidays on Sundays, you can also go sightseeing in Nagasaki, which is a nice change of pace.
I would like to continue to make use of what I learned at Kyoritsu Hino Driving School and drive with safety as my number one priority.
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First of all, I think most people here are kind! If you can become friends with the instructors, it's a lot of fun. Everyone in the cafeteria was always willing to talk to me, so it was a nice change of pace!

However, there were two things that bothered me.
First, I think you should start by telling them what to do if you just can't get along with your instructor and your horse.
After going to the lobby a few times, I found out about the change notice.
The second point is, especially for women, if you are sexually harassed by a student in the same class as you, you have to clearly tell the school about it. I thought I told the instructor, but I was in front of and behind the teacher during the final exam. It was so traumatic that I hated driving for a while.
This is just a few examples. Everyone is so warm and friendly, so feel free to talk to them and have a fun school life!

I enrolled with a friend during spring break. I was confident in my skills but not in my theory, so I was worried, but the lessons were easy to understand and I was able to learn without being left behind. Most of the instructors were friendly, which was good. The accommodation was an apartment-style building and clean, but it was a little inconvenient that there was no convenience store nearby. On my days off, I went fishing with a friend and enjoyed myself. Overall, it was a fulfilling training camp that left me with good memories.