Typically, when obtaining a driver's license, you have to submit a copy of your residence certificate (住民票; juuminhyou). This is an official document issued by your city hall verifying your address in Japan. Chinese tourists, however, are asking the hotels where they stay to issue them a Temporary Leave Permit (一時帰国証明書; ichiji kikoku shoumeisho). This document states the bearer resides at the specified location in Japan. Some hotels, such as the Business in Grandeur in Fuchuu, Tokyo, will gladly fill these forms out for guests for free. The procedure appears designed to accommodate Japanese citizens who are currently living abroad. However, multiple Chinese citizens interviewed by FNN say they've used it to obtain a Japanese driver's license. The procedure merely involves passing a 10-question written exam in Mandarin and 23 other languages. Test takers must get seven out of ten questions right. Many tourists are trying to obtain a driver's license, and travellers generally must leave Japan and return on a second visa to take the test. FNN recorded footage of tourists waiting all night to submit applications before a driver's license office.