Smart Driver School Matsumoto Tsukama

The other day, I graduated from this driving school and passed the manual transmission test, and got my license!
The instructors were all very friendly and talkative, so the lessons were very enjoyable!
Also, at times he gave me thorough guidance on the areas where I was weak and was always available to answer my questions, so I was able to learn a lot about driving.
I only had two weeks of lessons, but it was a lot of fun! I highly recommend it to others!

I entered the school in December with an ordinary manual transmission car and was able to successfully obtain a driver's license at the driver's license center. There are a lot of really wonderful instructors. During the academic training, we learned about things that would be useful on the road and the instructor's dangerous experiences on the road, which made it easy to connect to actual driving. Especially at the beginning of stage 1, I was so nervous that I froze up while driving, but Mr. K gave me a lot of encouragement and created a very comfortable driving atmosphere. During class time, his drawings were really good and it was easy to learn. However, the content taught by different instructors may differ, and when I tried to practice what I had learned from a previous instructor with a different instructor, I was confused because I was asked things like, "What are you doing?!" As I wrote at the beginning, there are many truly wonderful people. Even the basic questions were thought through and explained to me. I'm glad I chose this place. thank you for helping me.

The teachers were all cute and kind, and it was a fun Driving Camp! I'd like to come here again when I get Heavy Motorcycle!
There were many people who were easy to talk to, so I was able to drive in a relaxed manner during lessons, and I think I improved quickly!
S・M先生まじらぶい❤️

I successfully passed the main driver's license exam today and got my license! ! It was only a two-week training camp, but I was very grateful to them for their help. Finally, since I wasn't able to properly thank you, I'll write it here. I was a little nervous as it was my first time attending a driving school after turning 30, but thanks to you I was able to enjoy studying among young people. Some of the instructors were kind and some were strict, but they all taught me carefully. I had a different teacher each time in the first stage, and I also studied with another teacher in the second stage, so I think I probably received instruction from most of the teachers, but there were no extreme teachers like some of the reviews said. Even though my teacher was strict, he didn't give me unreasonable guidance, but instead pointed out my weaknesses, which helped me run consciously during the race, and I'm grateful that it helped me later on. To begin with, most of the teachers were kind, and the road lessons felt like driving around while talking. Thanks to Mr. A, I was able to relax during the high-speed lesson, which was the most frightening part. I have fond memories of buying souvenirs for my family at Heidi's Village during a break. Even when I ended up on the curb right after that, they didn't get mad at me (lol). Mr. K and Mr. T, who I was good at in the subject, taught me with trivia, and thanks to that, I didn't have a hard time memorizing it. All the other teachers tried their best to teach me so I wouldn't get bored. The receptionist always greeted me cheerfully and made me feel comfortable. I saw other people who came with Driving Camp talking happily with the receptionists, and I thought, Wow, what a great driving school. Personally, I was very satisfied! Recommended! !

I was really scared because I had the image that driving schools meant scary and weird people, but it was completely different.
The young instructors taught me carefully, one by one, and answered my questions carefully. Most of the instructors, who had been there for many years, were friendly and I was able to enjoy driving. Listening to my friend's story, I realized that what suits you and what doesn't is different for each person. However, although there were times when I felt uncomfortable with the way they said things, I realized that they weren't saying anything wrong, and that I need to start thinking about it now if I want to go forward.
I was always nervous about which instructor I would be attending, but now that I've graduated, I realize that they were all wonderful people. I'm glad I was able to study here.

I was able to attend the course through Driving Camp.
Since I was from outside the prefecture and I was mentally weak, I was worried whether I could endure the two weeks.
It was extremely tough to pass the provisional license test, and during Driving Lessons I had some instructors in a bad mood who would say callous things to me and get angry, as if they thought it was natural that I would be able to drive even though it was my first time driving and I didn't know what to do. There were also some instructors who would compare me to others and say that other kids were better than me.
I had trouble with instructors like that and things didn't go well, so I realized that compatibility is important after all.
During self-guided route lessons and other Driving Lessons with multiple people, it seemed like they had no interest in the kids from outside the prefecture, so they would talk to the local kids, get angry when I made a mistake, but not get angry when the local kids made mistakes...There were many times like this, but I was really helped by the personality of the principal, who I would occasionally talk to, the instructors who taught me kindly and clearly, and the bus driver who was considerate of me in many ways.
After passing the provisional license test and going out on the road,
I discovered the joy of driving, and I was excited to get my license and be able to drive, which helped me to think more positively.
The videos in the theory lessons were fun, and there were teachers who were good at drawing, teachers who taught me how to remember things using mnemonics, and teachers who taught me in an easy-to-understand way by incorporating their own experiences.
I learned a lot and am grateful.
When I passed the final exam, I felt a great sense of accomplishment and was glad that I had worked so hard.
We are human beings, so there are good and bad people.
I was quite tired because it had been a while since I last went to school, but I'm glad I was able to attend this course to get Driving Camp. Thank you very much.

Is your lodging at Leopalace? The room was a single type, clean and comfortable. Matsumoto Castle and Nakamachi Street are close by, so you can enjoy them in between lessons. Measures against the coronavirus were being taken well, so I felt safe. The local gourmet food recommended by the teacher, soba and fried bandits, was great♪

I went to Matsumoto for the first time in my life. It was before the rainy season, so it wasn't too hot and it was comfortable. It seems that the training camp has started anew, and the dormitory is new and there is nothing to complain about. I guess I'm a little tired of bento meals. Each teacher had a unique personality, and I was happy that they followed me and encouraged me as a training camp student.