This Airbnb is very conveniently located, a 10 minute walk from the Tokyo Metro (stop N14, Komagome, on the Namboku line). There are TONS of little restaurants and shops along the way, plus markets including a nice grocery store. We felt that the shops and friendly shopkeepers (who do not speak English) around the Airbnb added to the charm of the experience - we speak super limited Japanese and it was not an issue. We enjoyed the bakery and the “fried things” shops on the same street. The pocket wi-fi was SUPER, you just take the internet with you which makes finding the sights you want to see so much easier when using your smartphone. Yes, there’s plenty of free wi-fi (7-11’s, subway stations, other convenience stores) but the pocket wi-fi was fantastic to have. The Zens team are great, it was very comforting knowing they spoke English although no issues presented themselves. The apartment is small but suited our needs perfectly - we, being 3 adults, were looking for a place to sleep after a full day of sightseeing, and the small balcony was a bonus - it was nice to drink tea there in the mornings. The elevator to the 5th floor apartment was also fantastic. The toilet is fancy with a hand washing station at the top. The a/c was great during the hot June weather. The washer/dryer combo in the unit was also great, and the host had laundry detergent for guests to use. 3 pairs of house slippers, bath towel and hand towel, and 3 travel toothbrushes (one per guest) were provided. Very thoughtful and nice! There is a big TV with plenty of channels to watch all the weird, wacky & wonderful Japanese tv shows you want. It was our first time sleeping on tatami mats which is part of why we chose the place, and the bedding was comfortable. We really enjoyed all sleeping in one big room together, a departure from our usual “Western” style of sleeping in our own, separate rooms. There is plenty of cookware and a two burner induction stovetop, but we only cooked one meal since we wanted to enjoy the foods of Tokyo instead of cooking. There is also a medium refrigerator/freezer, rice cooker, microwave and I believe a toaster oven, plus electric tea kettle. There is also a safe although we did not use it. There is a code to get into & lock the apartment which worked very well, without issue. There is also a handy manual/guide in English with recommendations for places to eat in the neighborhood. We highly recommend the Rigukien Garden near the subway - ¥300 entrance fee to get in is well worth it to see koi and turtle in the pond, plus experience a lovely and serene park setting in the middle of Tokyo. This apartment is suited for up to three people, and doesn’t have much room for suitcases but we were able to fit our large backpacks no...