The location was decent, it was more like a 20 min walk from the train station, or a quick taxi ride of about 500 yen. There is a family mart literally next door so that was nice. It’s pretty far away by train from most Tokyo or Yokohama attractions so we spent a lot of time and money getting to and from the airport and also all of our activities. For the house, there was no heat, hot water or towels when we checked in and it was nearly freezing outside. Thankfully the host fixed these issues the next day for us. Many of the instructions were hard for us non Japanese speakers to figure out, so just keep in mind it may take some time to get comfortable in the home. The layout was quite interesting, and very narrow in all of the hallways and stairways. I really recommend packing small and light or your entire living space will be taken up by your luggage. It was super difficult getting bags up the stairs to level 2 and 3 so again, keep that in mind if you plan to use all of the bedrooms. You may want to confirm with the host whether you need to bring additional towels, bed linens, or laundry soap as we found ourselves missing all of these things (other than the host bringing towels on day 2). Also, there is no clothes dryer so if you plan to wash clothes, plan accordingly so you can set at least a day aside to let your items hang dry on the drying rack. There were hand soap, and shampoo items provided but that was it. The kitchen was full of appliances to use, but we really only used the fridge, microwave and water kettle. The toaster oven didn’t work, and there was also a hot plate we didn’t try. There were lots of cups and dishes and cutlery, no coffee packets or anything like that. Overall, for the value it was decent, and definitely has enough beds for a large family or group.