Our stay was a really controversial experience. The building is new and fresh, but the apartment is on the 5th floor, there is no elevator and the staircase is narrow and winding: carrying two suitcases at once is almost impossible; if they're heavy even one becomes a challenge. The neighbourhood is quiet and the soundproofing is good, but the location is far from 6/8 mins to the station as was promised. If you walk without rushing it's more like 12 mins + navigating through station (it's huge); if you carry luggage make it at least 17+; shopping district is on the other side of the (constantly crowded) station and takes even more by foot. Tableware and cookware is very limited - don't count on cooking anything more substantial than boiled eggs. There is no table (even the small one from the photos was absent) and only one chair, so you're bound to eat either sitting on the bed/"sofa" and holding a plate in your hand, or standing in the kitchen zone. As a matter of fact, the photos do not fully correspond to how the apartment looks. Do not expect any toaster or iron. The bathroom with separate shower and toilet rooms is convenient, but it is very sultry unless you constantly keep the (rather noisy) ventilation on. Corridor lights with motion-sensor activation blind you if you decide to use the bathroom at night. Overall the apartment is not bad and rather spacious by Tokyo standards, but it has a number of downsides you should take into account. Communication with Ting was good, but it is the first time in my experience when a superhost explicitly asks for a 5-star review in PM.