Maebashi Tenkawa Driving School

Recently, I successfully graduated from Maebashi Amakawa Driving School through a training camp. I would like to write a review in the hope that it will be helpful for those who are considering attending or are undecided about attending. It's long, so please read it when you have time.
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・Third year high school student ・Male ・AT
・ Driving Camp (twin)

☆About the theory training
The theory is that the instructor talks in between watching an anime called Dondra, and I think that most driving schools are similar. It's hard if you don't get enough sleep, so try not to fall asleep.

☆About Driving Lessons
There are about 20 instructors, and I had the opportunity to be taught by more than 15 instructors throughout the training camp (2 weeks). My honest impression is that they are all kind! LOL It's true that there are differences in personality and teaching methods depending on the person, but I think that's the same at any driving school. (We're human after all) Looking back at past comments, there are a lot of things written about the instructors, but from my own latest information, I guarantee that everyone has become really kind! LOL I was also worried after reading the past comments, but it was a needless worry LOL There are few female instructors, so I think you will basically be taught by male instructors. If you don't understand something, be sure to ask.

☆About the facility
There is a place to eat lunch in the annex (for campers only?), but the toilets are only in the main building, so it's a hassle to have to go there every time. (It's close though) Also, there is no Wi-Fi in the annex. Thank you for the data limit.
Also, the area where you practice driving in the first stage is honestly not very large, but you won't be driving at high speed right from the start, so I think you'll be able to drive easily once you get used to it. There is a space on the second floor where you can read manga or study (although it's small), so I think you can kill some time there.
In addition, the surrounding facilities are Belc (supermarket), Round 1, Daiso, Aoki Kusuri, Shichifuku no Yu, ramen shops, etc. The camp students will have plenty of time, so please be sure to check them out.

☆About measuring effectiveness
There are four computers. In a previous comment, it was said that there were computers for women only, but now they are all unisex. As for the waiting time, the effectiveness measurement takes about 10 minutes per person for both the actual test and practice, so I didn't mind waiting in line. As long as you study, you'll have plenty of time, so study and have fun.

☆About the exam
I think the assessment is pretty lenient, so don't be nervous and just do it as you normally would, since it's just a class. It's normal to fail the test, so make sure you review what will get you out in one shot. If you make it a daily habit to check for safety, you'll naturally be able to do it, so be aware of it every class.

☆About the training camp
Students from four driving schools in the same group live together. Breakfast and dinner are served at the dormitory, but the amount and quality of the food is neither good nor bad. The rooms are a little small for two people, so if you don't like small rooms, go alone. (I don't know about single rooms.) It seems that you can't go out after 9pm, so do your shopping early. There is a supermarket and Lawson nearby.

☆ Conclusion
Overall rating is 5 stars, I was very satisfied with the license training camp ♪ The license training camp may be especially tough mentally at the beginning, so I recommend going with a close friend! I was able to do my best because I was with my best friend ♪ Thank you for reading this far! I sincerely hope that everyone who will be attending the driving school from now on will have a good driving school life.

☆ Additional Note
Thank you to everyone at the driving school and the training camp! I get bored easily, but thanks to you all I was able to graduate straight away. I will continue to work hard with the motto of never having an accident for the rest of my life!! I don't think I'll have a chance to meet you again, but I will never forget you! Thank you so much!!!

There were a lot of kind teachers who were happy to chat with me, which helped me relax, and although I didn't make any friends, it was fun!
The driving school is very clean, but the food at the camp is not so good.
The food was so bland I thought it was hospital food
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It might be a little far
The washing machine costs 300 yen, but it seems they don't currently offer bicycle rentals?
The room has a unit bath.
There is also a study desk with a mirror, so I don't think there will be any inconvenience!
There is a Belk and Lawson nearby!
But I'm grateful for the care I received over the past two weeks!!!
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The school building had only just been renovated, and I was surprised at how beautiful it was.
The latest facilities were also installed, so it was very comfortable.
The staff were very nice, but I found the initial explanation a little hard to understand when I enrolled.
Since it was my first time, I would have been happy if they had been more polite.
But once you get used to it, it's not that much of a problem.
On the contrary, I had a very comfortable stay and the lessons were easy to understand.
There was some flexibility in my schedule so I was able to have some time to myself, which was really nice.
I thought to myself that I had chosen a good driving school.

The instructors were kind, but the content of the lessons was difficult. I know that everyone feels it differently, but there were so many things I had to do that I just had a slight panic attack. Still, I managed to graduate, but it was really difficult. The atmosphere of the driving school and the facilities of the accommodation were very good, but I had a hard time. I'm glad I was able to graduate somehow.

The atmosphere at school is average.
It seems like they've made a lot of changes with the renovation, but I wonder if the design is still old? It felt a bit forced.
However, I didn't really mind it as it didn't cause me any trouble.
Overall the accommodation and food were not bad.
I had a fairly comfortable stay and was satisfied.
As for the most important part of the training, I had a hard time understanding the instructor's explanations.
That was a shame.
However, I was relieved that I was able to graduate properly.

Although it is Driving Camp that allows you to obtain a license in a short period of time, you might expect some other services as well. However, in conclusion, there were almost no special services or events here. Well, the content of the lessons was solid and I was able to graduate in a really short period of time, so I have nothing to complain about. However, it was just a little lacking. The lodging and food were average. Well, it might be good for those who want to get a license with a regular Driving Camp. Personally, I'm not particularly dissatisfied with it, just that it wasn't good enough.

The instructor was not good at all. If you say it's a matter of compatibility, that's fine, but it felt extremely harsh and it was the worst. He gets angry easily, and sometimes I don't even know what he's angry about. In the end, the day's lesson may end without knowing what to do. The staff was also unresponsive. On the surface, they seem to be kind, but they don't have enough capacity, and I ended up getting irritated many times. I would like you to think a little more from the user's perspective. The accommodation and food were good. However, when it comes to the important part of training, I can only say that this is disappointing.

The instructor's instructions are difficult to understand and the atmosphere is terrible. It was so unpleasant that I didn't want to remember this driving school ever again. It was such a painful time that half a month felt like months. The dormitory was uncomfortable and I couldn't sleep much at night. The food was plentiful, but the taste wasn't great, and most of all, there wasn't much variety, so I got bored within a few days. The only good thing is that I was able to graduate and get my license. It would have been better to have a training camp at another driving school.

The atmosphere of the building was unpleasant.
It wasn't old or dirty, but the facilities were disjointed and extremely difficult to use.
It wasn't very comfortable and the staff was rude.
The worst thing of all was the lessons.
The instructor's explanations were very hard to understand, and I got scolded when I couldn't understand something, so I almost wanted to give up midway through.
Still, I was paying the money, so I managed to do my best.
When I graduated I was so happy that I nearly cried.
I really regret having chosen this Driving Camp.