Sei gave us a very descriptive details with photos on how to get her place from Jujo station. The neighbourhood is a suburb one and on the way to Sei's place, there is a shopping street called Jujo Ginza which has many food choices including cafe, fruit stalls, homemade onigiri and sashimi! Sei's place will be better for a maximum of 4ppl - we had 5 of us and it was pretty cramped. The shortcoming came when the extra futon was not prepared when we reached. However, Sei's husband came to apologise and sent us the extra futon (with new sheets!) plus returned the fees of one person/night. We were pleased and humbled by their responsible attitude. The area is quiet and although the walk is admittedly a bit far to station, it was still a nice place with much local food choices and no need to rush with other tourists! The price is affordable and the Jujo station links to lines that will bring you to many big cities such as Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Harajuku.