Practice 640 Japanese Class 2 driving-license questions organized by Stage 1, Stage 2 and topic, plus a 45-question Tokyo taxi driver exam drill covering regulations, safety and customer service. The questions are primarily in Japanese, while the interface supports English, Japanese and Chinese.
For drivers working in Tokyo's designated taxi area, the current qualification exam administered through the Tokyo Taxi Center focuses on regulations, safety, and customer service. Official information states that the exam has 45 questions and requires 36 correct answers, or 80%, to pass. Official implementation materials show a 15/15/15 subject split and a format of 40 true/false questions plus 5 word-bank selection questions.
The former geography subject was removed from the formal qualification exam in February 2024. Geography is still useful for training and day-to-day taxi work, so this site keeps Tokyo facilities, wards, roads, and intersections as a separate practice area rather than mixing them into the current qualification-exam drill.
For current schedules, eligibility, fees, and official rules, check the Tokyo Taxi Center exam information.
Instead of only serving random questions, the study flow gives more weight to new questions, weak areas, and material you have not reviewed recently.
The drill uses 15 questions each for rules, safety, and customer service. Answers stay hidden until submission, and you can move back to earlier questions. It is not an exact reproduction of the official paper because the official five word-bank questions are not included yet.
New, weak, and overdue questions are mixed automatically. Missed questions are recorded as weak areas and can be reviewed repeatedly from the review section.
The Class 2 bank currently contains 640 practice questions split into Stage 1, Stage 2 and topic filters. Tokyo facilities, wards, roads and intersections remain a separate practical-knowledge mode.
Use the tool locally first. If you want to move progress between phones or computers, email sync is optional, and password protection is optional too.
Use a short session to get familiar with the question style. Focus on which topics make you hesitate instead of chasing a perfect score immediately.
Missed questions are recorded as weak areas. The review system keeps bringing them back until you can answer them consistently.
Once the basics feel stable, review 15 rules, 15 safety, and 15 customer-service questions in one session. Answers remain hidden until submission. Prepare separately for the official word-bank question type.
Tokyo geography is no longer part of the formal qualification exam, but route knowledge remains practical for real taxi work and training assessments.
Yes. There is no required purchase and no mandatory account registration.
No. This site's current 45-question mode is a true/false reinforcement drill with 15 questions each for rules, safety, and service. The official exam uses 40 true/false questions plus 5 word-bank selection questions.
The current formal qualification exam focuses on regulations, safety, and customer service. The geography subject was removed from the formal test, but geography remains useful for training and practical route knowledge.
The practice questions are primarily in Japanese to match the real study environment. The interface can switch between Chinese, Japanese, and English.
Yes. The Class 2 bank currently contains 640 practice questions and can be filtered by Stage 1, Stage 2 and topic. The Class 2 license exam and the Tokyo Taxi Center qualification exam are separate systems, so the site keeps them in separate study modes.
Yes. The phone UI supports touch controls for true/false answers, next/previous navigation, bookmarks, and study actions.
Stage 1 covers signals, signs and markings, intersections, safe speed and following distance, pedestrian protection, stopping and parking, passenger-vehicle rules and related fundamentals. Stage 2 covers hazard perception, first aid, human factors, adverse weather and night driving, route planning, expressways, crash patterns and vehicle maintenance. This extra SEO information stays collapsed by default.
Yes. The Stage 1, Stage 2 and topic filters are useful for reviewing Class 2 theory before a licensing-center written test. Application procedures, booking requirements, documents and test administration should still be checked on the relevant police authority’s current guidance.
No. The site does not claim to reproduce non-public police exam questions. The Class 2 bank consists of study questions independently written and organized from the current National Police Agency curriculum, traffic rules and public reference material.
A short introduction appears only on your first visit. After you confirm it, the same device goes directly to the study screen on later visits.