It was a bit difficult writing this review because we are very aware we can't compare this apartment to comparatively priced accommodation in other places we have stayed like America or Europe. We know space in Tokyo is at a premium; our three bed apartment had an almost non-existent kitchen but at least it HAD a kitchen. The washing machine was very small and not that efficient if you put lots of clothes in but at least it HAD a washing machine. It had hardly any cutlery or crockery or pots and pans. I can list them: 3 mugs, plenty of glasses, 1 sharp knife, 1 other knife, about 4 spoons, about 4 forks, no teaspoons, loads of chopsticks, a frying pan, a pot with a lid, a ladle, and a spatula. Four side plates, four bowls. Compared to absolutely anywhere else we have been this was really badly stocked but I know Japanese people usually/often eat out or get takeaway so maybe this typifies a Japanese city centre home. The bedroom walls don't go all the way to the ceiling so it sounds like you are all in the same room if more than one bedroom is occupied and someone speaks. It does encourage you to keep the noise down though! Each bedroom had two single beds, and because we had booked as a family of four (one was a baby and YK kindly provided a cot for us) one mattress per bedroom was propped up on its base, with a note saying not to use beds we had not booked! This might have been a lost in translation way of saying not to have extra guests, but we did use the beds, to put our suitcases on, as there was no storage space/cupboards anywhere, at all. I am aware this review might be sounding really negative so far; it isn't meant to, I want it to be honest and fair, and we did enjoy staying in YK's apartment, I just want to set expectations for future guests. It was clean, very close to three train/metro stations, the air con and heating worked well, quiet, easy to check in, communication was great, the lift worked, loads of great takeaway places and corner shops nearby. I would recommend it as a base but it isn't homely and you might not want to hang out much in the apartment. The portable Wi-Fi was brilliant.