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PRACTICE DOJO

Driver's License Written Test

The theory test is the written stage of obtaining a Japanese driver's license, covering traffic rules, signs, and safe-driving judgment.

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EXAM OVERVIEW

Driver's License Written Test

The theory test is the written stage of obtaining a Japanese driver's license, covering traffic rules, signs, and safe-driving judgment.

Question bank
1,693
Exam format
Full license: 95 items/50 min
Scoring / pass mark
90 of 100 to pass
Scope basis
Current NPA guide

Signs and scene modules

184-entry signs and markings atlas7 categories · full-size images

EXAM OVERVIEW

Know the exam before you train

Review the question bank and training sections, then start training.

Training sections
10
Display modes
Japanese + Chinese · Japanese only · Japanese + English
Basic traffic rules (platform scope)694Driving methods675Driving in dangerous places503Common guidance for pedestrians and drivers380Following signals signs and markings311Safe driving and risk response301Parking and stopping217Motorcycle driving methods210Signals and road signs205Protection of pedestrians169Before driving160Driving on expressways139Hazard prediction across chapters137Hazard prediction137Expressway driving precautions125Vehicle checks and equipment110Guidance for motorcycle riders106Hazardous conditions100Negotiating intersections98Accidents breakdowns and disasters98Safe speeds and following distances91Driving automatic vehicles82Expressway driving82Passengers and loading81Traffic accidents75Adverse weather71Driving-licence system62Where vehicles may travel62Changing course56Level crossings49…and 22 more categories

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After signing in, use the full question bank, focused and random practice, your wrong-answer book, and practice history for free.

Miko text questions are free, up to 20 per user each hour. Questions with images require Standard, Premium, or Dojo Pass. Miko is unavailable during mock exams.

Recommended training path

  1. 01Understand the scopeSections, formats and difficulty spread are all readable without an account.
  2. 02Focused drillsPick one section or knowledge area and drill only that.
  3. 03Review mistakesWrong answers go to your wrongbook and come back when review is due.
  4. 04Timed mockNot open yet
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Hazard prediction practiceLook at one illustrated traffic scene and judge in turn whether three responses are appropriate.