This was my third trip to Tokyo and third AirBNB (the first two being in Shibuya and Roppongi). This AirBNB experience was SUCH a refreshing change from the hustle and bustle of downtown. In fact, I liked it so much, I booked it for my upcoming return trip to Tokyo in the Fall.
One of the coolest parts was that I was able to sleep soundly with the windows open, on cooler nights. Windows open, in Tokyo!! The neighborhood is _that_ quiet. Granted, there was one night when the vending machine below the window was serviced rather late at night. But this was a rarity.
Of course, there's an air conditioner unit too, that can do a surprisingly quick job of adjusting the temperature of the place.
So, yes, it will take you a bit of time to get to places like Shibuya. But I found this trade-off to be well worth it, given how quiet and spacious the place is. Plus, if you're interested in Japanese daily life like I am, then you'll love this neighborhood. Your window faces an alley way where neighbors convene for pleasant chats in the mornings, and kids and their parents play ball on the weekend. I was so charmed by this.
The apartment is clean, and well appointed with some cool gadgets, including automatic hallway and bathroom lights and keyless door entry, meaning one less thing to carry in my pockets while walking around Tokyo. Thanks for these extra touches, Min!!

Min's recommendations for local activities were well appreciated. Definitely check out the public bath/onsen he recommends. It was just divine, especially at the end of the day.
I also recommending Cafe Bach, an 8-minute walk away, if you're into fancy care-fully coffee and an international selection of premium beans. Fun!
I was kindly welcomed upon arrival, and felt very much at home here. Min was VERY responsive to my many questions, even fussy ones like "Is this container recyclable?". I highly recommend.