Sano Chuo Driving School

The accommodation was for the school only, so I felt very safe.
The rooms are not particularly luxurious, but security is guaranteed as no outsiders can enter like in a hotel or apartment.
The room type was single.
I thought I needed some time to spend alone after all.
It was a little lonely, but very comfortable.
The rooms are equipped with everything from a bathroom to a kitchen, so the facilities are excellent.
I especially liked that the bathroom was in the room and not shared.
We were also able to borrow videos and manga at the dormitory, so we were able to have a lot of fun outside of lessons as well.
It was so comfortable that I even thought about staying here a little longer after graduation.

The living environment and the content of the lessons were very good, but what personally made me happy was the bicycle rental. I felt like I would have been depressed if I had only been teaching for a long time, but I was able to refresh myself by walking around the area on my bicycle. There are various facilities near the driving school. The best part was the outlet mall. There were shops of various brands, and it was fun just walking around. There are also spots where you can enjoy rich nature, so I was able to enjoy sightseeing at the same time as studying. It's really advantageous that you can get your license in a short period of time and also enjoy sightseeing. Honestly, I felt like it would be a waste to go back after about half a month.

I was surprised at how luxurious and comfortable the room was! Since it was a private dormitory for the driving school, I was expecting a more modest room, but it was fully equipped with a bath and toilet, as well as a DVD player and a refrigerator. There was also a kitchen so you could cook. Also, although it wasn't a room, there was a room where I could use the internet freely, so I was able to live a very fulfilling life. Also, because the distance between the dormitory and the driving school was very close, it was very easy to travel every day, and I didn't waste much time.

It was a very fascinating school.
Of course, lessons will be held almost every day, but there will be a lot of free time.
You can take a break or hang out with friends during that time.
Even though it is a driving school, you are basically free to explore the surrounding area outside of lesson times.
Also, we were basically free to do as we pleased in the dormitory, so I spent my time relaxing, mainly watching DVDs.
Some people even went out with friends.
Anyway, you can live your life freely.
The instructor's instructions seemed a little strict, but in the end I was able to drive properly, so I was happy.
The time until graduation went by really quickly.
Those were such fulfilling days.

Life during the training was much more comfortable than I expected.
To put it simply, I was basically free to do whatever I wanted outside of lessons, so I rarely felt restricted.
The accommodation was specially provided for this driving school, but there were no particular restrictions on our movements there either.
Basically, you can live your life however you want.
Even people who don't like being tied down can probably live quite comfortably here. In fact, I don't like cramped living, so I was a bit worried, but there was no need to worry at all.
It didn't feel like a communal living environment, which was nice.
I don't know about other schools so I can't say anything about the lessons, but I think they were average.
Of course, I managed to graduate within the time frame.

Although it wasn't particularly fun, I'm glad that I was able to successfully graduate within the time period and get my license. However, I felt like I didn't get along with the instructor somehow. It felt kind of high-pressure and unpleasant. Of course, we weren't so compatible that it interfered with the lessons, but it didn't mean I was able to enjoy the lessons comfortably. Lodging and meals are normal. It was so delicious! Nothing happens. It's the shortest period, so it's perfectly fine. The most important thing for me was the period until graduation. It was totally fine in that respect.