Driving Licence

Davey

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• 4 Oct 2007

• #1

Okay, I know a lot of guys will tell me that I'm stupid but... heyz I couldn't help it.
I would like to get a Japanese Driving Licence... the problems are that my Japanese is not very pera pera yet, plus I do not have a driver licence at all.

So, my questions are:

What level of Japanese do I need to get a Driver licence.
How much is it going to cost me to get lessons, and how many do I need on an average?
Does anyone knows a nice driving school in Kobe?


I know that it's too early to get a licence now, but I was thinking that getting one next year would be nice.
Any advice, etc would be great!

 

Mikawa Ossan

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• 4 Oct 2007

• #2

神戸西インター自動車学校(公式サイト)
伊川谷自動車学院
トヨタ神戸自動車大学校：自動車整備士資格が取得できる関西・西日本随一の専門学校 | トヨタ神戸自動車大学校
相互自動車学院
神戸ドライヴィングスクール(公式サイト)

Here's a start. You might need your wife to help with the Japanese, though...

 

Grandpa Frank

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• 4 Oct 2007

• #3

He He

Take a week off to go ride around with Mike Cash. By the end of that week , you could probably open a driving school for others.

Uncle Frank

 

-Rudel-

Fire Star Man

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• 9 Oct 2007

• #4

You have no driving lisence at all from your home country? Yikes...All I can say is good luck! Get at least $3000, and I hope your 18.

Otherwise, get an international driver's lisence using your Dutch Lisence.

 

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SushiShin

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• 9 Oct 2007

• #5

Goodluck to you and me, since im also going for a driving license but euhmmm not to mention the price, (i have to work my *** off for the price) but yeah goodluck Dutch Baka and indeed you'll need the help of your wife, and i hope you will find a good school in the area!

ﾆ歎ﾆ停?

 

FrustratedDave

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19 May 2007

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• 9 Oct 2007

• #6

cost me 300,000 yen and my Japanese was not very good at the time, I had only been in Japan for 6 months. The guys at the school explained the questions for me the best they could, but there is really no way to fail when you go to a school. All they do is tell you to be carefull in the areas that you answered inadequately. Cheers