Hello,I’m Maggie, nice to meet you here! After traveling around the world, I chose to settle down in Tokyo — a city whose past and present continue to bring me countless surprises and heartfelt moments. Together with my two partners, Rui and Yuan, we currently operate several guesthouses in Asakusa, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, and Shibuya. This place is our very first ‘child,’ and we take care of it with love and dedication, all to bring you a truly wonderful stay:) i also hope you can share with me something about yourself, about your city, and the things you love there:)

Welcome to your second home in Japan, in Tokyo! This is a traditional Japanese-style house located in Ōta city,offering you a comfortable and peaceful stay. The host welcomes friends from all over the world with Japanese-style hospitality. Within a 5-minute walk, you can find a drugstore, convenience store, laundromat, and a McDonald’s restaurant. Within a 7-minute walk, you can reach the bustling JR Kamata West Exit shopping street, the large supermarket Life, and the lively izakaya night market street—one of Ōta Ward’s most vibrant areas. • 27 minutes by car to Haneda Airport • 11 minutes on foot to the nearest station, JR Kamata Towards central Tokyo: • JR Kamata → JR Shinagawa: 9 minutes (Shinkansen available here for Osaka, Shikoku, Kyushu, Hokkaido, and all over Japan) • JR Kamata → JR Tamachi: 14 minutes (Tokyo Tower) • JR Kamata → JR Tokyo: 21 minutes (Tokyo Station, Imperial Palace) • JR Kamata → JR Akihabara: 25 minutes (Anime City) • JR Kamata → JR Ueno: 28 minutes (museums, art galleries) Towards Yokohama & Kamakura: • JR Kamata → JR Kawasaki: 5 minutes (Kawasaki offers many large shopping malls such as Lazona and Marui 0101, electronics stores, amusement centers, Japan’s largest Daiso, and countless restaurants.) • JR Kamata → JR Yokohama Station: 18 minutes • JR Kamata → JR Yokohama (18 min) → Shonan-Shinjuku Line → Kamakura (25 min) We have prepared a multilingual Tokyo travel guide for you . We would love for you to share your travel stories with us — they will become cherished memories along the way.

I have lived here for almost ten years. The location is not only convenient for transportation, but also makes it easy to travel to central Tokyo, or head south to Kawasaki, Yokohama, and Kamakura for a day trip. In addition, Kamata has a strong local atmosphere where you can experience the everyday life of local people, as well as enjoy late-night snacks on the food streets. When visiting Ota Ward, you must try a public bath (sento). Ōta Ward is famous for its local sento (public bathhouses). Many even use natural ‘black water’ hot springs, unique to this area — a perfect way to relax like a local after a day in Tokyo. The nearest sento from the house is called ‘Kusatsu-yu,’ located at 2 Chome-7-21 Higashiyaguchi, Ota City, Tokyo 146-0094. It is a 14-minute walk away. or you can also search on Google Maps for nearby sento and choose one that you like.” Usually, you only need to bring a towel. Towels can also be rented at the bathhouse, and toiletries are generally provided on-site We highly recommend a wonderful way to experience authentic local bathing culture!