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I was at Driving Camp a few years ago and was allowed to go to Gyoda Driving School. I was in a room with 4 other people, and we were all the same age, so it was really fun to feel like we were living in a shared house. Yes, there was not much going on around me and I was limited in what I could do in my free time, but that allowed me to focus on studying for my Efficacy Test, even though I am not a student. Driving Camp (I failed once when a McDonald's opened nearby before my provisional exam and I went there a lot and read comic books on my cell phone the night before. This is because they will think of deals that you can use, such as cake buffets, hot springs, and so on. Cake buffets are held twice a month as a service to Driving Camp students! It was a big hit not only with the ladies, but of course with the men who love sweets. Many cakes are lined up, so you can eat as many as you like. Shuttle bus The "Natural Hot Spring Shigebi no Yu" is located about 15 minutes by car from the hotel and is the only pure sodium bicarbonate hot spring under Saitama Prefecture. It is a rare hot spring. You can enjoy the open-air Bathroom, the pot Bathroom, the cave Bathroom, the sauna, and various other Bathroom. The instructors and receptionists are very close to each other, so I never felt that I was being treated badly by them, except by one of them! (My friend took a picture with a handsome old man instructor on the last day of class. (My friend took a picture with a handsome old man on the last day of the lesson.) Thank you very much for helping me pass the test even though I was desperate and defiant because I thought I had failed. I am still driving without any accidents or violations. I was able to get a score of 98 on this face test, and I believe it was the result of solving problems on the computer every day. I was able to use "MUSASI" on my computer to solve the round-button questions on the effectiveness test, and the ones I got wrong were printed in color with illustrations, so I was able to make fewer mistakes by far the next time I took the test, and I could visually see where I was having difficulty, which helped me a lot.

I attended a driving license Driving Camp. The facilities in the dormitory and Atmosphere of the rooms were good. There was a Bathroom where you could soak in the tub, and there was a washing machine and Drying machine. I'm grateful that they cleaned the room every day. The food was homemade by the staff and was delicious. If you have any problems, you can consult with the receptionists and office staff, and they will help you. There are many rules, such as not smoking or drinking, and you have to be on time for roll calls in the morning and evening, but if you learn at a high speed, the schedule is more packed than you might think and you need time to study, so if you try to make a good rhythm of life and do your best, you will naturally get used to it in a few days. I think that the instructors for the driving skills will feel that you have a good chemistry with them when you try to learn. I think that male and female students have different feelings, and each instructor has their own way of teaching. If you have any questions about the teaching method, you can ask someone who is easy to ask each time, and you will learn how to drive in the way you think is correct. To be honest, they may be harsh at times. As you can see from the reviews, there are many different types of people, so in that case, there is a questionnaire after the course, so you can fill it out or consult with them. If you want to choose an instructor, there seems to be a nomination system. I honestly felt anxious about not getting used to the environment and communicating with the people I was being trained with for the first few days. If you don't like it, that's fine, but if you get over that, you'll realize that the instructors are just as bothered by the students as we are. I think it's best to think of them as being in the same position, try to be considerate in your interactions, and find someone who is easy to listen to and ask questions. In the second half, you'll understand that they are strict because they care about the students, want them to pass the test, or want them to be able to drive safely, or because they want them to remember things properly. Some people's feelings are hard to understand, but most of them are enthusiastic about their training. I don't get praised much, but before my final driving test, the person who assessed me said, "You're trying hard to do the theory part seriously, so it's okay, do your best," and I was very touched at that time. Also, the teacher who examined me for my license was also wonderful. I am truly grateful for his gentle push-up, which helped me to get over my nervousness. If you listen carefully, the instructor will explain what will be on the test, so there is no need to worry. Different instructors use different expressions, so it might be a good idea to enjoy listening to them (laughs). When studying independently, there is a place on the second floor where you can study for the effectiveness test, and you can use a PC, so it is quiet and easy to study. There are two instructors who teach you from the afternoon to the evening. They are very enthusiastic about teaching, so rather than worrying alone, if you go early and ask questions, they will teach you more and more. There are several small tests, so if you don't pass, you will not be able to take the class and the days will be extended. Therefore, I recommend consulting early as it is the shortcut. I recommend this place because the teachers are really easy to understand, have deep knowledge, and teach you sincerely and patiently. I was feeling anxious about my studies, but now I feel relieved. When the instructor on the second floor was not there, I asked the people in the office and studied. I am grateful to the veteran instructors who encouraged me and taught me. When I passed my provisional license, they said, "I'm happy just to see your happy face," and I was moved. Also, if you become friends with the people in the dormitory who entered at the same time, you can exchange information, which is very helpful and fun, so I think it's good. I really think I was able to pass the exam with the help of many people. However, since you will meet many different people, I think some of you will have a hard time. I think you will be able to get through it if you make friends and have them listen to your worries. Driving for the first time is really scary and there are many things you don't know what to do, so most instructors don't teach you that much, but I think that's just how it is. Blaming others won't change the difficult situation, so think of it as a lesson in society and look forward. No matter where you live, everything changes depending on how you perceive it, so try to think of it as a good opportunity to learn how to be yourself and do your best. If you smile and work hard, people around you will support you. If you feel grateful, you will have more room to breathe. It's not just you, everyone lives the same way. Driving is less likely to lead to accidents if you have a considerate spirit, so you can learn such important things. When it's all over, you will feel a sense of accomplishment and confidence, so love yourself for how you have grown. I wrote this because I wanted to share my honest impressions for everyone who will be attending Driving School in the future, and for everyone at Driving School. Lastly, I would like to thank the receptionists, office staff, security guards, cafeteria staff at Gyoda Driving School, the practical and academic instructors, the company's CEO, and everyone in this wonderful area of Saitama, full of greenery and rice fields, for all their help. Thanks to all of you, I was able to learn and see it through to the end. I will never forget it as an important part of my life. I wasn't able to meet you all in person, so I would like to take this opportunity to express my deepest gratitude. Thank you so much. Please stay well. We are rooting for you. With love and gratitude.