The house was very easy to find on Google Maps (nearby landmarks recognizable to those who don't read Japanese), and it's a short walk to Komagome Station (use the east gate). We found it clean, comfortable for a group of 6, and quiet. From what I hear, it's roomy by Japanese standards. The house sleeps more, but with one shower and a 6-seat dining table, a larger group might feel inconvenienced. The house was stocked with essentials, such as bedding, towels, soap, shampoo, toilet paper, and laundry detergent, but it lacked cooking utensils in sizes suitable for serving 6 at a time, so we did breakfasts in batches and didn't bother with cooking dinners. Around the corner, there's a market street where you can find seafood, tofu, pickled vegetables, fresh vegetables, cooked foods, and a grocery store. There are also quite a few shops and restaurants to explore between the house and Komagome Station. Overall, this is a great place to stay.