Ken and Mayu's place is cute, quirky, and a little out there. We found the bed comfortable and pillows weren't the greatest but pillows are very personnel. They are lovely warm hosts their English face to face is quite limited , but communication while making the booking through AIRbnb and any questions after were excellent and very quick. Interaction is very limited if you are out all day. This home is fun and everyday you see something new and quirk around the apartment. The little garden is lovely and bathroom is huge by Japanese standards.
The location is a great neighbourhood close to the train station and with great restaurants all around. Highly recommend the teppanyaki restaurant around the corner, 3 minute walk away it's across the road from the chocolate/ cake shop and next door to the clothing shop called ORGY.
Please remember this is a private room in someones home so you will hear noise from their upstairs apartment at times but nothing major. And the entrance to your downstairs apartment is a shared entrance for you and the host and your room has no door there is only a curtain in the entrance to separate your room(it is the kitchen area) from the entrance and there is another curtain dividing the kitchen from the bedroom. This was a surprise when we first arrived but was not a problem in the end. Entry to the kitchen bar area is cute but a little tricky if you have dodgy knees.
I only mention this few cons as if you don't know about then you may be put out and these hosts DO NOT deserve bad reviews as they are lovely warm hosts and there place is a little left of center.
Go with a fun attitude and you'll enjoy it.