Tono Driving School

When I thought of Driving Camp, I had the image of something a little formal, but I was surprised at how homely and friendly the atmosphere was. It felt more like a homestay than a training camp. The food was delicious, and most of all, the instructors were kind. I was a little nervous since I was participating alone, but thanks to the atmosphere and the kindness of the people, I was able to get used to it quickly. By the time I graduated, the instructors and staff really felt like family, and I was sad to say goodbye. I'm glad I chose Tono Driving School. Thank you very much for your help.

To put it bluntly, it's a very idyllic driving school full of nature. The atmosphere is very nice, but some people may be disappointed and think it's a rural area. However, the facilities are well-equipped, so I didn't feel inconvenienced at all. As for the instructors, we might be compatible, but I also feel like they're a little scary and inflexible. However, that's why I was able to approach the lesson with a moderate sense of nervousness. No complaints about the food! It was voluminous and I felt that they had put a lot of thought into the nutritional balance. There was a lot of variety, so I never got tired of it, and I really looked forward to meal time! Overall, it was a very satisfying training camp.

I can't compare it to other training camps, but the thing I was most dissatisfied with was the food.
It may have to do with nutritional balance and budget, but I'm getting a little bored of it.
It had a decent amount of volume, but it just didn't suit me.
The instructor's guidance was precise and easy to understand even for someone as clumsy as me.
I thought the training would be more bureaucratic, but I was glad that it was so friendly.
The overall atmosphere of the school is homely and extremely comfortable.
For better or worse, I felt that it was different from an ordinary driving school.
Other than the food I was satisfied.

My first impression was that it was a lonely place. It may feel different depending on the person, but it is a place where there is nothing more than you can imagine. If you usually live in a city, you may be a little confused. On the other hand, for those who are tired of living in the city, it might be a good opportunity to refresh yourself! The food was so delicious! It has a homely feel, and I imagine it would be like having a meal at a relative's house. You may not like it, but it suited me very well. Many of the instructors looked a bit scary, but once the lesson actually started, I was relieved because they were so friendly and kind.

Like most people, it was my first time taking Driving Camp, so I was extremely nervous.
The atmosphere is more gentle and homey than I expected.
It was completely different from what I had imagined, so I was a little confused.
I guess the food is just like that.
It was like a more home-cooked version of school lunch, so it was neither good nor bad.
The instructor's guidance was a little strict at first, but once we got used to it, we were able to joke around with each other.
Although my first impression was not so good, it ended up being a very enjoyable lesson.

I can't say that the atmosphere is good. Of course, I think it's natural that people have different feelings about it, but for me it was a little too homely...I would have preferred something a little more formal. At best, the location is idyllic, but at worst, it's empty. The purpose is to receive lessons, but I wanted something a little more fun. The instructors are also strict and don't seem to understand jokes. It may be unavoidable since I have to graduate in a short period of time. However, there are many instructors, so it might have been different if it was someone else. I don't think you'll be dissatisfied unless you're very picky about the food. Not that it was particularly delicious.