Uwa Driving School

I was nervous at first because I was going to Driving Camp by myself, but the facilities in the dormitory were good, and above all, the teachers and office staff at the driving school were kind and enthusiastic, and Driving Camp turned out to be a very fulfilling experience!

I got my license at the training camp. The facilities in the dormitory were good, and we had three meals a day, and the food was delicious! Most of all, the instructors and receptionists were very kind and helpful, offering advice and providing thorough guidance on subjects and skills.

It was about 8 years ago, but the food on the first floor of the hotel was delicious and the rooms were clean and single.
I had a very comfortable time
There is a good environment for studying for exams
I spent some time relaxing in nature and got my regular driver's license.

This may sound harsh, but it was a driving school in a rural area of Shikoku, and the school building was a very old building.
But it had a nice atmosphere.

The accommodation for the training course was like an apartment, but we had access to meals and baths at a nearby hotel run by the same company, and although there were rules, the food was very delicious.
I also enjoyed the indoor bath.

All the teachers were kind.
I also received some solid advice.
Of course I passed on the first try.

Instructors can be good or bad, but I've only had one who was a bad instructor.
The bad instructor would question me about the reason for the mistake, even if it was the first time I did it during the lesson. If I answered honestly, he would get angry and say, "You make too many excuses." I would have to correct my mistake while being questioned, and if I failed, I would be questioned again. It was a vicious cycle. Once, I turned on the turn signal by mistake and immediately turned it off, but I couldn't give a good answer for the reason, so I was stopped for nearly 20 minutes and questioned. Basically, I was attacked in a strong tone for 50 minutes, and finally I was told that I should stop driving. I became afraid of making mistakes, and before the lesson I would suddenly get stomach pains and nausea, and just before the lesson my heart rate would rise so much that I would see nothing in front of my eyes. Also, the night before the lesson, I woke up many times, and it was difficult to fall asleep because of the tension and fear of not being able to fail. When that instructor was off, I got another instructor, and for the first time I realized that driving lessons can be so much fun, and that it's okay to do it so easily.
All the other instructors were very kind and taught me the joy of driving. In addition, the facilities were excellent, with 3 Meals Provided included and a large public bath.

I got Driving Camp

Most of the staff and instructors are older, but they are all very friendly.
Some people have written that the instructor's attitude was... but it's also important to greet and talk to them first.

Since it's a training camp, we see each other every day, so the most important thing is that everyone feels comfortable.

The dormitory has single rooms, air conditioning, TV, and Wi-Fi.
Bathrooms are shared

Meals are served buffet style for breakfast and dinner, and separately for lunch.
This will be served at the restaurant in the affiliated Uwa Park.
The large public bath is also available at the hotel.
If you prefer separate showers, there are showers in the dorms.

It's amazing that the hotel buffet is included in the training camp fee ^_^

Within walking distance of the driving school there are convenience stores, pachinko parlors, drug stores, home improvement stores, Shimamura, Yamada Denki, izakayas, etc. It's a very convenient location.

I got my driver's license here more than six years ago. I think it was in 2017. It was Driving Camp, but all the staff were kind and it was one of the three best and happiest times of my life!!! I made some friends that I still keep in touch with, and I can remember riding my rental bike along the rice paddy road every morning as if it were yesterday! I'm sure I'll remember it even when I die.