This place is rather small as can be expected, but what makes it different from other places we have stayed in Japan is a waste of precious space, namely, this tiny airbnb has a huge washing machine, quite large fridge (for Tokyo), 3 large garbage bins and a large artificial plant. Like seriously, back home I live in 100+ square meters and I don’t have things that take so much space. So if you have more than just a hand luggage, you will be struggling during your stay. Also, there is no elevator, so you will have to carry all your stuff all the way to the 5th floor.
The other thing is that on every wall of this apartment there are rules on how you are supposed to maintain this place, and how not to disturb anyone. I also’ve got an email with some more rules and warning on how neighbors are complaining even before I’ve checked in. I mean, I understand that we need to respect people around us and behave, but I don’t need reminders every single minute, I’m on vacation you know. However, when it comes to some instructions on how to use any appliances or turn on the heating - there is nothing. Who cares about our comfort as long as we stay silent and don’t disturb anyone? ;)
Anyway, I think if the tourists are such an inconvenience maybe the apartment shouldn’t be an airbnb all together?
Besides that, the wall next to the bed is very cold, so we had to move the bed a bit. Under the bed it’s all dusty, but lo and behold there is a full-size vacuum cleaner in this tiny place, if only it wouldn’t be full.
Overall, it’s not bad, but you can find much better places around Tokyo in this price range.