This spacious 7th floor apartment was everything we could ask for. Apartment #705 is accessed through an elevator, and the building is on a quiet residential street with a nice view of Tokyo Skytree from the rear of the building and the terrace upstairs. The building is about 10 minutes walking distance to Oshiage Station, and there's a bus stop right outside, at the start of the street (however we never took the bus as we weren't sure of the route it took). There's many eateries nearby, and a Tobu supermarket less than a 5 minute walk away. There's also a two-storey Life Supermarket at Central Square in front of Tokyo Skytree. Shino's modern apartment is very well set up. There's a space at the door to leave your coats and shoes, and there's home slippers supplied. The separate toilet has a wonderful Japanese toilet seat with a bidet and a small sink that turns on automatically when you flush, so you can wash your hands as the tank fills up. The shower room has a small Japanese bathtub with a rolled-up cover to keep the water warm for the next person to soak. The shower has great water pressure and heat controls. Shino also provided lovely shampoo, conditioner and shower detergent. The sink room has a wonderfully huge sink with a three-way mirror that you can open up and fold in for a 360 degree view of yourself - very helpful for making oneself beautiful! The washing machine was a godsend, as one can travel light knowing that dirty laundry can be washed and dried within the next morning. The washing detergent and washing machine directions are provided. For drying your clothes overnight, the shower room has a clothes dryer function. So all you need to do is wash your clothes at the end of the day, hang them up in the shower room, close the shower door, set the clothes dryer function and you've got fresh clean clothes for the next day! Truly awesome. The kitchenette has crockery and cutlery, and a few pots and pans. There's a small fridge-freezer combo, a microwave, a kettle and 2 ceramic hot-plates for cooking (which we never used as there was too much gorgeous fresh prepared food at the supermarkets, which gets discounted by 50% around 9pm every evening). There's no rice cooker. The TV has an HDMI port as well as an USB port, however the USB port is only for recording TV (and not for playing video). There's a few power plugs around, but no power board. We had to therefore purchase a power board, as there wasn't a free outlet near the tv to plug in our laptop, in order to play our movies on the TV through an HDMI cable. The couch is roomy and comfy, but we didn't sleep on it so we cannot comment on it as a bed. There's 4 floor cushions provided, with which to sit around the coffee table, but there was...