Try to use both Shin-Daita and Daitabashi stations, they can get you on different lines to different places. Also a reasonable and comfortable walking distance to Shimo-Kitazawa station which is really quite the place to be for food, music and shopping. We really enjoyed walking in the neighbourhood and finding unique little shops and looking at the way of life here. The house is as real as you can get, yet cuter. We really appreciate the nice things provided — pretty cups and plates, quality shampoo, conditioner and body bath, comfortable bedding... On our first day Hiro and Kanako walked us over for check-in and brought along a bunch of bananas. Those, along with tasty mini cup noodles and instant soup were lifesavers when we got really famished late that night! Small things like these show the owners' care for their guests. Kanako also texted us now and then to check if everything was OK, offering to help when we needed it. I'd wholeheartedly recommend the place to anyone who wants to live with the locals, like a local. I think it's perfect for experiencing slow living and relaxed travel.