The hostel was pretty easy to find after "the yellow fire hydrant." We walked up to the door which was locked and there is a doorbell to ring for check in. Satoshi gave us a tour with the other people that were staying there that night. There is no official check in with a key, you just write your name in a book. He mixed us up with a group that was staying in a private room, but just make sure you have your booking information.

The kitchen was the best part. All cooking utensils were provided and there was a lot of seating area. The wifi was really fast and it let me upload on Youtube in a timely manner. The female dorm style room for was perfect, there were 2 bunk beds and 2 single beds. Linens were provided but the towels were really stiff, we used our own. The female bathrooms were small and moldy in some spots and floor was pretty flexible under the showers from water damage.

After the tour we didn't see Satoshi again, but we only stayed for one night. The doors are unlocked after 9pm but the area is safe.