Yoga is such a pleasant neighborhood to stay in.
My first visit and stay in the Yoga area, and I really enjoyed it, despite it being winter and really cold on some nights.

The apartment is of about 10mins walking distance to the Yoga subway station, which is on the Den-en-toshi Line, and connects directly to Shibuya.
Really convenient as it is close enough to central Tokyo, and yet in a nice quiet residential area.
Along the way from the station to the apartment, there are many eateries and variety of food choices, as well as two supermarkets, 100yen stores, drugstores and a few convenience stores.
Right outside (from the apartment) at the main street, there is a very handy mini-mart Lawson100, where almost everything is priced at 100yen each. And that is inclusive of vegetables, meat, frozen produce, and other foods.
Also located along that street is a Kushi-Katsu diner, which closes at 1AM daily. Very convenient for late night suppers.
Nearer to the apartment (just outside round the corner), there is also a cozy Thai food diner.
The apartment itself is very clean and spacious for a single traveller. Might be a slight squeeze for two guests.
I had enough space to store my two huge luggages, and plenty of storage spaces to hide away all belongings, so that the place didn't feel cluttered.
Wardrobe is of a open-concept style with plenty of hangers for my clothes and even for laundry.
There is also a small fridge, microwave and water boiler provided. And a kitchenette for cooking simple meals. The stove is an induction stove though, so only the huge frying pan was able to be used.
Plenty of crockery and cutlery for use.
Bathroom is of the standard Japanese size, kinda small but I could manage fine. Not sure how it would be like for a Caucasian though.
Everything was provided for, body soap and shampoo & conditioner, and bath & face towels. Guest only has to bring own toothbrush and toothpaste.
Bed is of a comfy size, and blanket big enough.
There is a loft space as well, but I didn't need to use it. It seems to be able to sleep one more person up there.
There is a room instruction manual, which is very handy, especially on clearance of garbage, and use of the portable wifi device. The device was super handy to bring out, for checking maps and directions, and online information.
The Yoga station is just one station away from Futako-Tamagawa station and Sakurashinmachi station.
These areas are also good to explore for food and basic roaming around.
I didn't get to meet the host Mr Robert McGuire, but he was very quick with responses and communication.
I got to meet the building manager, Mr Tyler instead, and I also mainly communicated with him, on any small enquiries and help needed.
There were initially some glitches with the heater unit, and the apartment was freezing cold on one night.
But Mr Tyler responded very quickly and brought me an extra blanket by the next day. And then proceeded to quickly provide me with a portable heater as well.
And a small Christmas surprise, with a mini gift, hanging from my door knob!
Thank you for the small kind gesture! It made my Chirstmas holiday brighter!
On the day of check-out, Mr Tyler also came by to help me with my huge luggages, down the stairs. And was so kind and patient, to wait with me, to get a taxi (to the bus terminal).
Thank you so much, Mr Robert and Mr Tyler!
With such a wonderful apartment stay, I had a lovely winter trip, and really enjoyed my Christmas and New Year holidays!
You both made my stay a very pleasant and safe one!
I look forward to staying at your apartment again soon!