Chieko's place is a quiet little home with all the necessities one would need to live in Tokyo. Her home is located just 2 minutes from two different train stations with easy access to major cities such as Shibuya. My fiance and I visited Tokyo for one week with our niece and we were able to fit comfortably in the home. When we arrived, we were a little late meeting up with Chieko at the bus stop. A good friend of ours lives in Tokyo and he was able to call her and ask her to meet us at a different train station. Without complaining, Chieko met us at the train station and walked us to her home. She was very kind and reassuring. She allowed us to have our space and did not bother us unless we needed her help or until she needed to know when we would be checking out. I loved my trip to Tokyo and when I go back, I plan to stay at Chieko's place again. While her home is located in Otaku on the outskirts of Tokyo, we were able to find good places to eat, especially when it was too late to travel to the cities. If you are staying at Chieko's place, or in Otaku, I would highly recommend checking out Ikedaya, a small restaurant on Kanpachi Dori (Street) otherwise known to us as Keisang's place. The restaurant is owned by Kei Ikeda who specifically caters to locals. Throughout our one week stay, we ate at Keisang's place four times. His service was amazing and his food was even better. If you want a truly local and hospitable experience, I would recommend you try this place out. Both Chieko and Kei were so welcoming and nice to us, it made our trip that more memorable!