I stayed in Yoshimoto's place for four nights in December with my two adult children. I have stayed in AirBnB places all over the world, including in Japan, and while not a disaster this place was a real disappointment. The building is more like a cheap single-room-occupancy hotel without a front desk or attendant than staying in someone's home. The building appears to have 8 or 9 units, 2-3 per floor. The front door is kept completely unlocked and there is no front desk or person watching who comes and goes. The door to our room was flimsy and locked only with a small key; while we had the impression that Tokyo is a safe city we were a bit uncomfortable that in a busy urban area anyone could have access to the building, and also did not not feel comfortable leaving passports or computers inside when we were not there. The wall between our room and our neighbor's room was some kind of cardboard and there was a hole in our room wall that someone had filled with wadded up paper. Our neighbors were loud and we could hear them talking and listening to music throughout the night. There was also a fair amount of street noise even with all the widows closed and the curtains drawn. The place was not fairly described in the listing. The listing says there is a kitchen, but that meant a tiny shared kitchen on the floor above us with few amenities it supplies. There was a small low table in the room, but no place with a chair to work on a laptop. There was wifi but it was intermittent and very slow. There were no closets but just a small curtain rod on one wall, maybe 18 inches, with a few hangers. Although there was a tiny toilet and shower in the room there was no place to hang a wet towel. The listing says it sleeps four people, but that is only if people shared futons and it would be really tight. When we arrived there were only two futons but after emailing the landlord he told us to get another futon and towel from the hallway on one of the upper floors. There were covers on the futons and duvets but no sheets; I certainly hope they launder those covers between guests. I was surprised to see that the price of the room that came up in my AirBnB app was $50/night; we were charged almost three times that amount. Perhaps the price was raised because of the holiday period, but especially in view of the characteristics of the place described above it felt like we were ripped off. The best I can say about our experience is that location is very convenient for visiting Asakusa, our room was clean when we arrived, and the host responded to emails via Air BnB. At $50/night perhaps that is enough, but for three times that I expected a nicer place that...