A few oddities for a non-Japanese, but overall excellent value. Very convenient to supermarket. Neighbours were quiet. Almost enough cookware and utensils for a hobby cook. Big closet. Balcony. Futon-level mattresses. Photos give the impression it is larger than it is for those used to non-Japanese metropolis accommodation, but I got used to the space.
My only substantial complaints are that the air-conditioner was extremely full of lint and despite notifying the manager no one came to wash the filters. I washed one myself even though I didn't use the air-con. And there is no table andchairs, just a trunk (too low) and stools/comfortable chair. Also, I would prefer some in-person contact with management. It was all done remotely like checking into an anonymous love hotel.
You cannot find a better deal not so far from National Museum, several bath-houses and 'Kappa-bashi'. If you cook twice per day as I do you will need to go buy a good quality kitchen knife (current one tolerable). Many kitchen appliances, but instructions are all in Japanese. It took me a while to figure out even the toilet which did everything but sing to me.
As a five-night 'love nest' for someone who is vegetarian (or you need kosher etc) and cooks only light meals, I recommend it.