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The time I spent here really flew by. I was busy with lessons every day, and before I knew it, I was already graduating. Since it was my first time driving, there were a lot of difficult things, but thanks to the instructor's careful teaching, I was able to graduate successfully and get my license! I was also able to join the ranks of drivers. The lodging was a hotel. The room was small, but quite comfortable! The meal is a bento box. It wasn't fancy, but it was delicious.

This is a driving school where you can get various licenses. I got a manual for Regular Motorcycle. The lessons were a little fast paced and I got a bit impatient at the beginning, but once I got used to it, I felt like the lessons were progressing at a good pace, which was good. The accommodation and food were average. I didn't have any problems, but I wasn't particularly happy either. However, my goal was to get a license, so I'm not dissatisfied. In fact, I'm very happy that I was able to graduate so quickly.

I came from Tokyo. At first, I was busy, didn't know what to do, and it was a long stay, so I was just anxious. But as I took classes and rode in cars with the students, I made some friends and was able to graduate with a smile in the end! I was able to make friends with both the locals and the students who came from far away.
Some teachers are scary, while others are kind.
Even if you're worried about coming alone, why not be brave and take the first step!
Kazusa, it was a very good school for me. Thank you very much to everyone.

thank you for helping me. All the instructors taught me carefully and I was able to learn smoothly by teaching at my own pace! The instructor who called 119 was especially happy to teach me enthusiastically and give me words of encouragement! The instructors at the time of my graduation exam also gave me advice, which helped me gain confidence! ! thank you very much!

I took the semi-medium Driving Camp and graduated on February 24th. The dormitory was cleaner than I expected and the food was excellent. If you're short on food, it might be a good idea to buy some at a nearby supermarket. The theory and practical aspects are easy to learn, so I recommend it.

We have three boys!
At first, I was scared of some of the instructors, but I was able to become friends with them, receive proper instruction, and demonstrate my abilities! It was great!

I stayed here for 9 days with a normal motorcycle license. There's no convenience store nearby, so I'm satisfied! ! thank you very much!

I applied for a training camp in order to get my medium-sized motorcycle license. I came here with a lighthearted mindset, but it was a difficult study, but the kindness of the teachers saved me from the rigor of studying. Thank you very much for your help. Also, the nature around the driving school is beautiful, and you can rent bicycles for free, so it's fun, so I recommend this driving school.

The teachers at school were enthusiastic and taught me well. I made a lot of friends and had a great time for two weeks! We had lunch boxes every day, so some people might not be able to eat! The stray cats were also super cute😍

The instructors were generally very kind and their teaching methods were easy to understand.
There are smoking areas outside the school, so smokers can feel safe.
Although the teaching methods may differ from person to person, the basics are generally the same.
Dormitories vary in whether they have separate smoking or non-smoking areas, but there is a smoking area outside so it doesn't matter which dormitory you stay in.
I thought that West Compote might be a better choice for people who don't like unit baths.

The teacher's teaching method was not good at all.
There were so many things I didn't understand and the atmosphere was not great.
It's summer vacation, so there are a lot of students, and it seems like they don't get proper support.
I didn't have time to ask the instructor any questions.
In principle, you can take lessons according to the schedule set by the school, but other than that it feels like there is nothing.
The schedule was pretty tight, so I was always on edge.
The accommodation and food were average, and I was able to live quite comfortably.

I used it for a training camp, and it exceeded my expectations in a good way.
Anyway, the dorm (environment aside) was so clean that I wanted to live there myself.
As for the environment, there are no convenience stores nearby, which is really inconvenient. (There are plenty of home appliances, so I think it's fine to bring what you need in advance.)
For people who like alcohol, the ban on drinking is a tough one.

I had no free time at all.
Even though it was a training camp, I thought there would be a bit more time to play and have some free time, so I was really disappointed.
There is some free time in between, but it's too short to get anything done.
There were many tourist spots near the driving school and the dormitory, but I didn't have time to enjoy them at all.
I made some friends during the camp, so I wish I could have spent more time with them.
Well, considering that you can get your license in a short period of time, I guess you can't ask for such luxury.
Of course, I was able to graduate in the shortest possible time.
It's not a bad idea if you're just thinking about getting a license.

I can't recommend this school enough. It's further away and in an inconvenient location than I expected. The environment may have been good for that reason, but I regretted that I should have chosen another driving school. It's a shame that the instructor is also a bad person. And he was angry. Some of the staff were also unpleasant. Thanks to you, the atmosphere is the worst. The dormitory doesn't feel like a place where you can feel at ease at all. I don't want to come to this driving school again, and I can't recommend it to anyone.

I don't recommend this school.
Be careful, because there are instructors who get angry from the first day's practical training, or who keep coughing next to you. Also, considering the poor hygiene of the food, the training center, and the dormitory, and the poor location, you really should be prepared if you enroll.

Even though I don't know anything about driving and I'm here because I want to learn, there are a lot of instructors who are overbearing and pushy from the very beginning, including the first practical test.
There is really nothing around the driving school or the dormitory, so there is no place to relax.
However, there are many deer sika deer, so it is recommended for those who like their cute cries.

I don't even want to give it 1 star.

The Leopalace dormitory in Kisarazu is the worst. First of all, it takes more than 30 minutes by bus to get to school. It takes about 4 hours to walk there, so it's impossible.
If you can't catch the bus that comes at 7:15 every morning, you have to pay a cancellation fee for classes. And after spending a depressing, boring time at school, you can only return to the Leopalace dormitory after all the other students in the dormitory have finished their classes. In other words, if your class ends in the morning but others have until 6pm, you have to wait in the school's dirty break room (the school facilities, including the cars, are dirty). The bus driver is very friendly and I think you'll be able to get along with most of the people. (Of course, there is no Wi-Fi at the school or in the dormitory.)
And it's not just the location that's the worst. The beds in the Leopalace dormitory are covered in body hair from the previous resident. And the towels from the previous resident are left there, which makes you question their sensibilities as a person.
The Leopalace dormitory has nothing except a microwave, washing machine, electric stove, small TV, toilet/shower, air conditioner, and futon. The location is also terrible, so if you read this post and want to go, I recommend that you buy and prepare everything in advance.

Also, the only way to find out the schedule of classes on the day is to look at the paper posted on the morning of the day. You will wonder if this is really the Reiwa era. So even if you live in a dormitory near the school, you need to arrive at the school at around 8am in order to not be late for class and check the schedule. How inefficient. I was surprised.

I think everyone has different opinions about teachers, but I only had two teachers that I thought were good. Most teachers were bad at teaching, or just lost their temper and didn't teach me technical things properly, and the older teachers didn't know what they were talking about.
Since everyone's opinions will vary, it's a good idea to check out other people's reviews as well.

There are other negative points, such as the bento being too small and not tasty, so I could go on and on about them, but that's all for now. I hope this is helpful for those who are considering enrolling in the school.

*To smokers
There are no smokers on campus, and you must smoke at the ashtray in front of the dormitory, which is about a 3-minute walk from the school building. If you have consecutive classes, you only have a 5-minute break, so it is impossible to take a smoke break.

*For those attending Driving School
There is no need to reply to this post. As others have written, it is clear that the problems have not been fixed for a long time. Therefore, there is no need for superficial apologies. If you have time to reply, I strongly recommend that you use that time to improve the school, dormitories, teachers, etc.

It was good that the accommodation was close, but mold came out of the air conditioner and fell onto the futon, and every time I finished washing and put the dryer on, a lot of dust got on it. I really think it's better to avoid the house dust problem...
Many of the teachers would get angry and shout at each other even though it was their first time meeting, which caused quite a mental breakdown for everyone around us.
There are some nice teachers,
It basically depends on the teacher's mood.
If students don't get along with each other and help each other, they'll be dead in three days.
Classes run until 9:30pm.
I thought that you can't survive here without the ability to ignore things.