Yonezawa Driving School

Hello everyone, I am Le Hoang Thien.

I'm not good at Japanese, but I'll try to write in Japanese.

I learned to drive at the school for 14 days. For me, it was an interesting, memorable and unforgettable experience. I love all the teachers here because they are all very enthusiastic to guide and support me and teach me how to drive safely. There were some teachers who were very special to me, and I really love them and miss them, but I won't mention their names here, I'll keep them secret.

After graduating from school, I returned to my hometown and went to the Saitama Prefectural Driver's License Center to take my final driver's license test. I passed the test on the first try.
I would like to once again thank the teachers at my school.

In the future, I plan to go back to school to study for a medium-sized vehicle license. I look forward to your support.

I graduated the other day. When I first came to the driving school, I didn't have any Chinese friends. I'm not very good at Japanese. Thank you to the teachers for patiently teaching me. If there's something I don't understand, I ask the teachers. All the teachers here are very good and very humorous, and if there's something I don't understand, I always ask the teachers. They teach me patiently. I had fun during the camp and made a lot of friends, so thank you very much.

I took the regular AT at a training camp!
At first I felt nervous and stressed, but with kind teachers and delicious food, I was able to enjoy getting my license.
I think a big advantage of the training camp was that I was able to get my license in a short amount of time without having to make a reservation.
There was little traffic, so it was easy to teach on the road.

Although the teaching methods at the driving school varied slightly depending on the teacher, which was a bit confusing at times, I thought the experience was good overall.
I was glad to stay at Ryogin. The room was a one-room apartment of about 8 tatami mats, spacious and comfortable, and I was able to relax very much. I recommend it.
PS: In my free time, I rented a bicycle and touched Keiji's Chikaraishi at the temple across from the station, where I gained energy.

I had AT help in August.
I went alone to a training camp, and everyone who was there on the same day as me was there with their friends, so I honestly thought it was all over, but most of them were around the same age, so we quickly became friends. (Everyone was kind and talked to me.)

About the accommodation
I stayed at Ryogin Yonezawa.
Curfew (the time when you must be in your room unless it is unavoidable) is 10pm.
There are convenience stores and pharmacies nearby.
However, it's about a 10-minute walk from the accommodation.

There was a washing machine and microwave in the room, and I was alone in the large room, so I got to experience living alone. The WiFi worked well, and I could hardly hear any noise around me on the floor I was staying on, so it was very comfortable.
If you make friends, you can also make fun memories by playing badminton together in the gymnasium on the 6th floor.
The food was delicious (especially the hayashi rice) and the portions were just right, so I was satisfied, but the only thing that bothered me was that they served fried food every day, which made me feel a bit bloated.

This is the accommodation that is the farthest from the driving school, so you must not forget to reserve the bus. One of my friends walked for an hour or paid a high taxi fare, so please make sure you do not forget to reserve the bus!!

When you think of Yonezawa, you think of Yonezawa ramen, and I have the impression that there are quite a few delicious ramen restaurants near Ryogin Yonezawa, so it would be a good idea to go out and try the local ramen!

Coming back home brought back nostalgic memories of how much fun it was.

The classes were pretty normal, and even when I had questions after the classes were over they were there to help, so it was a camp that made me want to go again!
Also, if you have a lot of free time or only one free time (I recommend going after you get your provisional license), there are many tourist spots that are only a 30-minute walk away, so if you're thinking about going to Yonezawa and wanting to enjoy it, I recommend going there! I also had fun at the roadside station.

To all the people going to the training camp, do your best for the next two weeks!

We were taken care of in Yonezawa during our training camp.
It was my first time in Yamagata Prefecture.
The accommodation was old but clean and comfortable!
At first, I had no idea how to drive at all and struggled a lot, but many teachers taught me kindly, and sometimes strictly.
Thank you for your help