This has been one of the best AirBnB experiences we have ever had. Miharu's home is immaculately clean, Miharu is one of the most friendly and humble people that you will ever meet, and each morning we felt we were treated like royalty with a different delicious breakfast. Miharu will happily cook western style if you prefer, or Japanese style if you like to experience different cultures. Miharu was an endless source of helpful information regarding transportation and potential destinations. Key tips: show a taxi driver the AirBnB address on your phone when you first arrive - trip is about $9. Without luggage, her home is an easy 15 - 20 minute walk to the station. Learn to use Google maps to identify the best express train connections into central Tokyo (30 minutes vs. 60 minutes to Shinjuku station). Purchase a renewable Suico card for use on all trains and subways at the airport as well as most drink and food machines, coffee shops, etc. Assume about $3 - $5 for each trip depending on destination. Note that unlike Europe, ATM cards do not work at most machines outside the airport except at 7-Eleven stores which fortunately exist near every train station in the Tokyo area. This is important, because purchasing and charging up your Suico card requires cash only.