Motomiya Driving School

I used Driving Camp ID for Driving Camp. It was very clean because it was just after renovation, and I was impressed by how much effort they put into cleaning to maintain its cleanliness. The toilets in particular were so new and clean that I couldn't believe they were in Driving School (lol). For Driving Camp, you stay at the nearby Route Inn Nihonmatsu (depending on the type of car you're taking?). It's a mid-range chain hotel, so it was very convenient (also a new building about 3 years after opening). There are also convenience stores, home centers, large supermarkets, and Laundry just a 5-minute walk from the hotel, so you won't have any problems even if you stay for 10 days or more. The Driving Camp school was taught kindly, so I was able to enjoy Driving lesson. I feel that they are considerate because they offer driving lessons and tests to driving school students even on School holidays (Sundays and Monday). There doesn't seem to be any "faction among instructors" like you might find in Driving School in the city, and the instructors, office staff, and other staff get along well, so it's literally a homely Atmosphere. Some people have written in past reviews that "their attitude is...", but I have never had such an unpleasant experience during my lessons. It is clear that they are conscious of the "praising lessons" that is the stance of Driving School these days. It seems that some of the teachers have taken etiquette courses. Since they are handling weapons weighing several tons, it is inevitable that they will be instructed in somewhat sharp words. Shuttle bus is fully reserved and has a limited number of trips, so there are times when you have no way to go out and play in your free time! However, considering the facilities and cost, Driving School is inevitable. I don't go to driving Driving School very often, but if I were to get an additional license for another vehicle, I would like to come to Motomiya Driving School again.

I got my large vehicle Class 1 license through Driving Camp It's been 10 years since I got my license for the first time, but I also did it through Driving Camp camp in Tochigi Prefecture The teachers have a Tohoku accent and are very friendly, and many of them teach very carefully. I have attended three Driving School before to get my license, but I think the instruction from the teachers here is good. At times the driving instruction is strict, but I think that is necessary to learn to drive safely before hitting the public roads. Many of the office staff are very helpful, so I'm glad I chose this Driving School. The hotel was a relatively nice Route Inn hotel, and Meals was fine, and I was able to live comfortably in the hotel for two weeks without too much inconvenience. Unlike Driving Camp 10 years ago, I was able to get my license without too much stress.