Tokyo Virtual Circuit

One of my friends has been there so I went and we both said it was good

Built it, love it

In order to improve my driving skills with the goal of participating in a race within a year, I attend driving training and data analysis sessions about 10 times a month, about twice a month. The principal listens carefully to the user's goals (be more specific if they are vague) and creates a specific training program based on them. For each corner of the circuit, there are explanations of driving mistakes, judgments, and their basis. At first, you won't be able to make a mistake or even make a judgment on your own, but as you accumulate little by little, you will be able to understand the judgment and the basis for it. At my first lesson, I couldn't even heel-and-toe, couldn't even run straight, and went off the track many times. I'm a little surprised at how much I've progressed from being able to run around the circuit reliably. Making my circuit debut has been a dream of mine since I was a child, and I feel like it's slowly becoming a reality! If you are struggling to improve your time and really want to improve your driving, please come and have a look.

Comment in response to criticism: ``If you're going to complain, please use your real name.'' Other reviews also show that there is a problem with attitude, and they should reconsider their customer service when they are making customers uncomfortable. If you point that out, your rebuttal is off the mark. I'm not saying that customers are gods, but since they're paying a high price, shouldn't they be treated politely? In the first place, he himself commented with the name "Tokyo Virtual Circuit" I would like to use my real name even though I was active as a racer under a different name. What kind of person is that?

I usually drive a 32 GT-R at Fuji Speedway. I did two 30-minute training sessions, and was accurately pointed out my own habits such as poor braking, approach to corners, and steering, and when I later ran around Mt. Fuji with the points pointed out in mind... Time up by nearly 3 seconds! The terrifying Tokyo Virtual Circuit! ! More reasonable than a tune-up. A professional and accurate lecture is definitely recommended! !