Rikuzentakada Driving School | I-Drive for Driving Camp

In February, I participated in Driving Camp for a Manual driver's license. I made some friends and had a very fulfilling two weeks. The instructor was very kind, and even though I had a hard time using the half-clutch on the first day, he was kind and sincere, and I was able to graduate within the time frame. There were two convenience stores and a large drugstore nearby, so I was able to spend a short period of time there without any problems. The roads were new due to the earthquake, so it was very easy to drive on, which was impressive. Meals near Accommodation was also very delicious, and the local grandmothers who prepared Meals were very kind, so breakfast was something I looked forward to every day (I was given a lunch box at night). One thing I would like to say is that Accommodation did not have Hair dryer or Hanger, so I brought them with me, but the men's dormitory Maius had two, one on the sink and one in the shower room, and there were plenty of Hanger in the room, so I hope this will be helpful for anyone who is going to Driving Camp in the future.

I graduated in April. The instructors, receptionists, and everyone were so kind and helpful. I love them all! Haha I was also blessed with good friends who joined Driving Camp at the same time, and it was an unforgettable memory! I want to go again haha It was far away, so I flew to Iwate, but Driving Camp camp was convenient and helpful. It was the 10th anniversary of the earthquake, and I learned a lot from hearing the real voices. I hope Iwate will be a peaceful place in the future.