🚗 For foreigners in Japan

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Japanese Driving Theory Test Provisional & Full Licence Mock Exam

The pass mark is 90%. A handful of wrong answers fails you — and failing costs a day off work, another exam fee, and weeks or months waiting for the next appointment.

So clear 90% here first. Practise in the real exam format and repeat only what you got wrong — karimen, honmen or licence conversion.

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* These are practice questions for study. Sign artwork comes from Wikimedia Commons (public domain). This app does not guarantee that it matches the real exam or the latest law. Always check your prefectural police / licence centre for official information.

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Trap-wording radar Your accuracy on each type of wording. The low ones are your weak patterns.

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Road sign chart

Guide

Guides to the paperwork and steps involved in getting a licence.

How to get a licence

Driving school or direct application — know the cost and time difference before you start.

Licence conversion guide

The steps, documents and exempt countries for converting a foreign licence to a Japanese one.

Document pre-check

Clear the reasons applications get turned away at the counter — before your appointment. 15 questions, about 3 minutes.

Legal definition cards

The written test asks about Japanese legal definitions directly. These cards drill the numbers and the exact boundaries.

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The Japanese text is authoritative. Other languages are provided for understanding; where they differ, the Japanese governs.

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Japanese terms that come up constantly in the theory test. Learn the Japanese wording too.

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