Sorry, potential guest, but this will be long. Before I start, I'll first state that this is not my first time staying in Japan, an apartment in Japan, nor my first time using Airbnb in Japan; actually I've ONLY used Airbnb in Japan. I wanted to get that out of the way, to save people from the comments and assumptions that I am unaccustomed to 'the Japanese size of things', environment, culture, and all of that. That is not the case. I've got experience. So, keep that in mind and know that the following is SOLELY related to this experience, at this location, and during this particular trip. That being stated, I'll start with... This may or may not be the place for you. You should consider this location only if everyone staying here is an adult. I wouldn't recommend this location for anyone that also has a minor or underage traveler...save yourself the questions, and screaming "EARMUFFS!" (That was my attempt to make jest of things, but, really, you need to strongly consider this.) GOOD PARTS: - If you're wanting to experience or be knee-deep into the night-life of Shibuya...then this is DEFINITELY a place to stay. Yes, you're fairly close to the Shibuya station, but you're also close to a lot of the clubs and...nightfaire. Some of which we enjoyed and others were a little...too much. - You'll have a good selection of places to eat and you're not too far from amazing places like - Magnet, Shibuya 109, H&M, Uniqlo, Mark City and more. - The host didn't hover or pester with communication. BAD PARTS: - The location is smaller than advertised. - The pictures are somewhat different. The arrangement of things, furniture and even the way the futons are shown were different than what was there when we arrived. One of us even said when they walked in, "ok, this is false advertising." - Two adults max, really. We stayed with three for a small portion of the time, and immediately saw and felt the difference. Taking this location down to 'max two' would be better. - The rule about the guest being quiet after certain hours is not something to worry about breaking or wondering if you're too loud, because the other people living there will do the loud work for you. There was something going on sometimes passed 4am; either in the street below, in the hallway outside your door, or the rooms next door. - For some reason, which we still can't figure out, the power would just drop all of a sudden, around 5am, and none of our devices or the WiFi would be charged. Everyone of them would lose charge, be drained, and shut off. Not the power to the apartment itself, just to things that was plugged in. - There is a lot of questionable activity going on in the apartment building and the streets surrounding it. Nothing that I specifically fault for the host, but it is something to...