Utsunomiya Okamotodai Driving School | Just 50 minutes by Shinkansen from Tokyo Station, with great Access! | I-Drive for Driving Camp

My daughter graduated today from a single-room Driving Camp. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The food was delicious with plenty of side dishes, so she never got bored. The teachers were all kind. There was not a single intimidating instructor. At first, everyone was quiet because they didn't know anyone, but by the second day they started talking and made friends. It was a fun two weeks. She says she's really glad she went to Okamotodai Driving School. Thank you very much to everyone involved.

I graduated yesterday after taking care of Driving Camp. At first, I chose this Driving School because I thought, "If I'm going to do it, I might as well go somewhere I've never been before," but in the end, it turned out to be a very satisfying choice. Fulfilling lessons in a short period of time I was able to receive high-quality instruction in both theory and skills within a curriculum that allows you to graduate in as little as 14 days. The instructors were kind to everyone I encountered, and thanks to their patient instruction, I was able to learn with peace of mind. Thanks to them, I gradually began to enjoy driving, which I was worried about at first. Impressive theory classes In theory classes, many teachers explained things using their own experiences, and I was particularly impressed by lectures that began with, "Let me tell you a little personal story." Don't neglect to check your car. Some teachers proceeded in a designated format, which helped me to better understand the theory, which tends to be passive. There was also plenty of supplementary lessons after the mock test, and I was fully prepared for the actual exam. What I learned in Driving lesson In Driving lesson, all the instructors gave me polite and accurate advice. In particular, the instructions on the curves were very specific and easy to understand, such as "Go slowly so that your license plate is closer to the corner." Also, when I apologised for suddenly braking in the area, someone calmly told me, "It's okay," which helped me relax and focus on the course. It doesn't snow in my hometown, so it was a valuable experience to drive in the falling snow. I was nervous at first, but thanks to the appropriate advice from the instructors, I was able to drive while feeling the importance of safe driving. The cafeteria staff who prepared Meals every day were also very kind and considerate. Even though I was living in an unfamiliar environment, I was able to feel at ease thanks to the warm Meals and consideration. I felt that Meals in the cafeteria were a relaxing time during the busy Driving Camp camp. Advice for those who will attend in the future: ・Actively taking supplementary lessons after mock tests will lead to improved scores. ・Reading over the textbook before academic classes will deepen your understanding. ・We recommend using "Manten-sama" every day. ・If you have any questions about either the academic or practical aspects, it is important to check with the instructor early on. ・It is a good idea to focus on studying things like trams, hand signals, and the differences in the types of vehicles you can drive with a license. ・The more effort you put in, the better the results, so when choosing a driving Driving School where you plan your studies, the environment and teaching methods are important points, and this school had a very easy-to-learn environment. Although it was only a short two weeks, it was a very meaningful experience. Thank you so much to all the instructors and the staff at the cafeteria.