Perhaps the closest thing to living like a local Tokoyoite as a foreigner can get, Jing House is situated on a quiet residential side street and far removed from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku, Shibuya, and other popular hotspots of the metropolis. But its quaint location off the beaten path belies its remarkable accessibility to all points touristy. Jing House is equal distance of a few minutes’ walk to two train stations and a minute’s walk to at least two bus stops. It is a few minutes’ walk to no less than four supermarkets, a post office, two Daiso 100-yen stores, and a 24-hour Don Quijote. Koiwa Station on the JR Sobu Line is connected to a low-key mall on the first floor and food shops and a grocery store in the basement. Countless restaurants serving Japanese and international cuisines are also within a few minutes from Jing House. Visitors used to western accommodations should be forewarned that Jing House offers Japanese style accommodations. The apartments are small—some might say cramped—but they are replete with all the conveniences and amenities of a regular apartment.