The title of the listing is quite misleading but it may be my fault for not checking well enough. The three (3) minutes to Shibuya is actually from the nearest station (Sangenjaya Station) from the apartment.
If you're going from the apartment to the station it will take you ten (10) to fifteen (15) minutes walk (depending on your speed) and it will be seem longer if you're not familiar with the area.
*All these information are stated in the description in-cased you missed/misunderstood it. (Like I did)
Phone application such as Google Maps and a good internet connection is good for navigating in Japan so if you're a first-time traveler (like me) in Japan it's recommended to have it on you always.
The apartment itself is lovely. Its a little small for us as we are big people so if you are not used to small spaces you might get a little surprised about its size. I think the area is around a studio-type apartment.
Amenities are all provided:
■ The bedroom can fit four (4) futons but five (5) people can sleep together in the room. The room also has the tatami mats so the ground feels a little softer but if you're not used to stiff/hard-type bed it might hurt your back. They also have a sofa-bed that you can use just in-case.
The closet area provides you with enough hangers to hang your coats/clothes and laundry.
■ The bathroom is divided into two (2). The toilet is in a separate room than the shower and bath which is better than it being together in a small sized room. Shampoo, conditioner, liquid body soap, toothpaste and disposable toothbrush are provided.
Bath towels, face towels, clothespin and the hair-dryer is in the area of the washing machine.
■ Kitchen utensils and appliances are well provided. The place has a microwave, oven-toaster, small-sized refrigerator and freezer and a gas stove. Both the living room and bedroom has heater-aircons. Kitchen utensils are complete from plate to cutlery.
The place is truly cozy and the neighborhood is very quiet and peaceful. There is a convenience store just around the corner and a restaurant just on the other side of the road. If you go exploring you'll be sure to stumble upon restaurants, convenience store and supermarkets so its sure that you won't get hungry as long as you have money on you.
Airin, the host, is very helpful. She's very cheery the first time we met her and give off a very positive-vibe. She's always ready to help with whatever you need (We asked for a personal tour guide and she found one for us.) so don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
I highly recommend this place for everyone.