Motomiya Driving School

I got my large vehicle Driving Camp
Ten years ago, when I first got my driver's license, I also took Driving Camp in Tochigi Prefecture.

The teachers have a Tohoku accent and are friendly, and many of them teach in a very careful manner.

I have attended three driving schools before to get my license, but I think the teachers here are very good.

Sometimes we receive strict driving instructions, but I think that is necessary to learn how to drive safely before going out on the public roads.

The office staff were very kind and helpful, so I'm glad I chose this driving school.

The hotel was a relatively clean Route Inn Hotel, the food was good and I was able to spend two weeks in the hotel comfortably without too many inconveniences.

Unlike Driving Camp 10 years ago, I was able to get my license without much stress.

I was able to get Driving Camp through Driving Camp ID course.
It was very clean as it had just been renovated, and I was impressed with the effort they put into cleaning and other efforts to maintain that cleanliness.
The toilets in particular were so new and clean that it was hard to believe they were in a driving school (lol).
For training camps, we stay at the nearby Route Inn Nihonmatsu (depending on the type of car we are taking?). It is a mid-range chain hotel, so it is very convenient (it is also a new building that opened about 3 years ago).
There are also convenience stores, home improvement stores, large supermarkets, and coin laundry facilities all within a five-minute walk of the hotel, so you won't have any problems even if you're staying for ten days or more.
The lessons were also kind, so I was able to enjoy Driving Lessons. I feel that the school is considerate in that they offer lessons and tests to students even on school holidays (Sundays and Mondays).
There doesn't seem to be any "factions among instructors" like you might find at driving schools in urban areas, and all the staff, including instructors and administrative staff, get along well, so it's literally a homely atmosphere.
Some people have written in past reviews that "their attitude is...", but I have never had such an unpleasant experience during my lessons. It is clear that they are conscious of the "praising lessons" that is the stance of driving schools these days. It seems that some of the teachers have taken etiquette courses. Since they are handling a weapon weighing several tons, I think it is inevitable that they will be instructed in somewhat sharp words.
The shuttle bus requires a reservation and has a limited number of services, so you might find yourself without transportation when you want to go out and play during your free time! However, this is understandable when you consider the facilities and cost.
I don't go to driving schools very often, but if I were to get an additional license for another type of vehicle, I would definitely come back to Motomiya Driving School.

I was taken care of at Driving School Driving Camp I can get a large vehicle type 2 license. I called them several times before enrolling, and they were always kind and accommodating.

I decided to work hard at a part-time job during the first half of my summer vacation at university, and attend Driving School during the second half. I enrolled in September, and university would start in October, so I had limited time. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to graduate if I attended school, so I chose to take a driving school Driving Camp at Motomiya Driving School. To be honest, the atmosphere wasn't very good, and the instructors were scary until I got used to it, so I was a little depressed at first. The accommodation was clean, and I was able to relax and recover from the fatigue of lessons. The food was very delicious, and although I usually eat a lot, I had no complaints about the amount. Of course, I was able to graduate on schedule, so I'm satisfied in the end.

I was thinking of getting my driver's license before I entered university, but the exam took longer than expected, so I had to wait until March. At this rate, I wouldn't be able to make it in time for the university entrance ceremony if I was commuting to school. I also had to prepare for my new life, so my time was very limited. So, just as I was about to give up, I learned about Motomiya Driving School 's Driving Camp. Since I chose the MT license, I was worried whether I would be able to graduate in a short period of time, but once the training camp started, I was able to improve my skills smoothly. The instructor was quite scary, but that may have helped to create a moderate amount of tension. There were no problems with food or accommodation.

Overall, I think it was a pretty normal teaching assistant. The facility had just been renovated, so it was very clean and very stylish, almost like a cafe. It wasn't that big, but it felt more than enough. It wasn't that crowded, so I was able to relax. The instructor was a bit grumpy and hard to get along with at first, but once I got used to him, we were able to joke around. I was sad to say goodbye when I graduated. I'm a picky eater, but I was able to enjoy the food, so I was satisfied. The accommodation was also a place where I could relax.

The accommodation had a very homey atmosphere and wasn't bad. However, the room was a bit small. Of course, there was enough space to sleep comfortably, but it was a bit cramped for spending about two weeks there. The food felt homemade and had an excellent nutritional balance. I had imagined it would be a bit bland, like school lunches, so I was pleasantly surprised. The instructor was average. Of course, it was my first time taking lessons, but it was just as I expected, and I was able to take the lessons with just the right amount of tension.

It was during summer vacation, so there were quite a lot of people. I don't really like crowded places, so I didn't have a very good impression. There also seemed to be a slight shortage of staff, and to be honest, it was hard to understand the explanations. The accommodation was not particularly comfortable either. Maybe it's because I get hot easily, but if the air conditioning had been a little more effective, I might have been able to sleep better. Still, it wasn't so bad that I couldn't recover from the fatigue of the training camp. The food was delicious, and I have no complaints about the quantity. The nutritional balance was good, so I was able to stay healthy. 258

First impressions were great. I was expecting a more formal and formal place, but I was surprised by the stylish and comfortable lobby, almost like a cafe. Furthermore, the rest room had a luxurious feel and the overall atmosphere was good. In addition, there is a space where you can charge your computer or smartphone, making it highly functional. The instructor was a little scary. I've had a lot of instructors on this, so I think it's hit or miss. The atmosphere and comfort of the dormitory is average. The food was delicious and I was satisfied.