7-minute walk from JR Kameari Station, single-family house (1st floor is an office, 2nd floor is rented out), no smoking

Kameari is located in Katsushika Ward, one of Tokyo's 23 wards, east of Tokyo.The city is characterized by no skyscrapers like the city center, and it is a popular residential area where many people commute to the city center because of its convenience while retaining the downtown atmosphere.The house is located in a quiet residential area, a very common wooden two-story house.From JR Kameari Station to this house, it is a 7-8 minute walk without a suitcase, and there is no slope. Room: One room on the ground floor is used as a workplace.The toilet will be shared with me.There are 3 rooms (single, single and twin) on the second floor for guests.Since no other groups will use it at the same time, you can occupy a single-family property. Food and shopping: There are more than 400 restaurants around the station.It is a 1-minute walk to 7-Eleven and Lawson, and there are more than 6 supermarkets within walking distance, 100 yen, and a large shopping mall is also a 10-minute walk away, which is very convenient. Check-in: Unattended check-in is possible even for late night arrivals. Closed: We are closing for a while due to numerous complaints from neighbors about foreign guests with bad manners. The space Speaking of Kameari, it is a famous city where Japanese people are theaters of movies, dramas, and manga, but foreign travelers have recently become more popular in search of the downtown atmosphere.This property is already in Tokyo, but you can go anywhere in Tokyo by train in about 30 minutes by train.There are no high-rise buildings like the center of the city, so I think you can relax because there is no pressure and there is a lot of greenery.This is a slightly more upper-class residential area than the average in Japan.It is also safe, and you can go to the convenience store alone even late at night.It is also recommended for those who do not like the sound of cars and hustle because they enter the back of the main street.(On the contrary, it is not a red-light district like Shinjuku/Shibuya, so it is not a land where you can make noise in the middle of the night). [Location] Access to public transportation is important as Tokyo especially takes you everywhere by train.The house is in such a good place, 7 minutes from the station. It is close to Chiba Prefecture and Ibaraki Prefecture, so you can also go sightseeing there. [Building/Room] Recommended for foreigners who want to experience living in a typical wooden house in Japan rather than a hotel.Renting a single-family house on AirB is expensive.Share some (toilets and kitchens) with your host, so you can experience a single-family stay at a low cost.There will be no other group of guests staying on the same date, so you can sleep quietly at night.Another advantage is that the general business hotel in Japan has small rooms, but this house is originally for a family, so you can open up your suitcase with plenty of time.This is a general residence, so it is twice the size of an apa hotel in the same price range. I often use AirBNB for workcations, so I also provide a large office desk and chair where I can put two monitors for easy work, so I recommend using it for workcations. You can sleep in the dark even during the day with blackout curtains. The entrance is an auto-lock electronic lock. Pipe pillows that don't sink in your head, rather than fluffy pillows in the hotel. Sightseeing Kameari is Kochikame.Kanamachi (next station) is Tora-san and Yotsugi is the stage of Captain Tsubasa.The largest Mizumoto Park in Tokyo is also famous.There are also several public pools, public gyms, libraries, public baths and hot springs nearby. Tokyo is the world's largest public transportation system, there is no inconvenience at all without a car, and you can go anywhere by train. There are several 24-hour supermarkets and restaurants around the station. [Restaurant] Kameari is a gourmet city, so there are more than 300 restaurants.You can eat Japanese restaurants popular with foreigners such as eel, sushi, dojo, whale, and puffer at the price * of Asakusa. * Asakusa has already become a Bottakri town for foreigners. [Access] Kameari is a JR station, but it is directly connected to the metro, so it is a convenient station where you can use both JR and Metro in one station. () Narita Airport - > Keisei Takasago - > Keisei Kanamachi - > Kameari. Or (limited express) Narita Airport - > Keisei Aoto - > Kameari by bus ・ About 30-40 minutes by train to Ueno, Tokyo, Otemachi, Imperial Palace, Akihabara, Ikebukuro, Harajuku, Tokyo Dome, Shinjuku, Asakusa, and Ginza. There is a direct train to Hakone, Nikko, and Kinugawa Onsen every day from Kita-Senju. There is a direct airport bus to Haneda Airport. There is a direct bus to Disneyland. There is a direct bus to Asakusa only on Saturdays and Sundays. [Installed] - Air purifier - Washing machine, clothes hanger - Foot wipe mat in the bath (Hair) Hair dryer Work desk, PC monitor Seat comforter (gel/cushion) Toilet paper, tissues Washing and drying hangers - Slippers - Cleaning tools (mop, vacuum cleaner) [Need to prepare yourself] - Toothbrushes, bath towels, towels [Recommended] I want to taste the nostalgic downtown atmosphere. People who know Tora's movies and Kochigame manga. If you want to calm down and live in a quiet place, you don't want to stay in a noisy tourist destination. Those who want to stay in a spacious room.People who want a desk to work. [Events to enjoy in Kameari] New Year: Hatsu to Taishakuten February: Confectionery and Bread Festival March 20 to early April: Cherry blossom viewing End of May to mid-June: Katsushika Iris Festival End of May: Fireworks display in Adachi Late July: Katsushika Fireworks Mid-August - Bon Dance every Saturday and Sunday Mid September: Katori Shrine Annual Festival Early November: Tiger-San Summit Mid November: Food Festa etc. Guest access [Exclusive] The bedroom is private.There is a lock other than the Japanese-style room. Bathroom (I don't use this bath, so it's private for guests, but I sometimes use the washroom and washing machine, so please lock the washroom when you use it). [Share] Hallways, entrances, stairs Toilet Washroom Please do not leave your personal belongings in the shared space. During your stay Feel free to ask any questions you may have during your stay, how to use the facilities, recommended store information, and transportation for sightseeing.During the day when you are sightseeing, I may go out on errands, but I stay almost every day in the evening.This time is convenient if you have direct questions.I like to talk to foreigners, but there are people/dislikes talking to other people, and I respect your peace and privacy, so I will not dare contact here unless asked by guests. Bicycles are available for a fee.(1000 yen/long stay) Cleaning equipment, insecticide, smartphone charger, iron, sewing set, HDMI cable, LAN cable, plug conversion adapter, keyboard, etc. are available for free. Duvets will be provided for those who are cold, so please request them. Other things to note Japanese houses are made of wood.I don't rent out the kitchen because I'm afraid of fires. [Cleaning] We do not clean the room during your stay.Vacuum cleaners, wipers, detergents, etc. can be rented. We will change the sheets once a week if you wish. [Garbage] You can leave the garbage in the room as it is, but please transfer it to the large trash can in the kitchen on the 1st floor when it is full.(Tuesday and Friday morning are collection days) The label of plastic bottles is peeled and burnable garbage. Please dispose of food scraps in the triangle corner. To avoid attracting ants and cockroaches, please rinse plastic bottles, empty cans, and empty bottles before throwing them in the trash can in the washroom.Please also lightly wash the boxes and throw them into burnable garbage. In the past, there have been idiots who brought in late at night, but they are not allowed to enter the house other than the guests (friends, acquaintances, strangers, etc.).Anyone who violates this rule will be asked to leave. Japanese people do not use perfume or cologne.Therefore, the smell of the incense is very much disliked by other users.For this reason, please do not use it during your stay. The property is located in a quiet, high-end residential area.The people around you work during the day and rest at night.There is no custom of home parties in Japan.If you make a noise late at night, there will be complaints/the police are called, so please be careful. [Tobacco] This listing is not allowed for smokers.The listing is located near the station and is located in a non-smoking area on the street as set forth in the ordinance.We also prohibit smoking indoors so there is no place for you to smoke. Change From April 10, only 1 person, and then we will be closed at the end of April 2026. [Number of rooms] (Added 3/13): This was claimed by a misinformed guest, but this listing is not a private rental; it is a guest room.This is a bedroom rental.There are 3 bedrooms, but it is not stated that 3 bedrooms are provided.If you book for 1 person, you can only use 1 single room, and if you book for 2 people, you can only use 2 single rooms.Even if I book a 100-room hotel, I can only use one room because it says so, right?Please don’t use such specious arguments. [Crime] Japan is well known for being very safe.That is because people value order and abhor criminal activity.I've heard that in other countries, minor offenses are sometimes overlooked, and the police may not take action, but that's not the case in Japan.(If you are Japanese, you would definitely lose your job even if you stole something worth 100 yen.)Petty theft, vandalism, fare dodging, free lodging, and fraud are all criminal offenses and can have serious consequences.At this listing, there have already been instances of guests staying without payment by falsifying the number of guests (trespassing or fraud), theft of items, and intentional damage to items, and we have filed police reports for these incidents.We ask all guests to be well informed about the circumstances in each country and to refrain from any actions that violate the law.The other day, too, someone paid for two guests but stayed as three, and after being caught, they tried to justify it by saying they could just pay the extra fee for the third guest. But if you shoplift at the supermarket and pay for it later, you'd get arrested, right?If you're too stupid to understand this, please don't book. Registration Details M130039574