sehr japanischen Familie ist da!

In english below.

J'avais la chambre du bas. Ils ont une petite maison facile d'accès en métro (gare de Machiya). Le quartier est plutôt calme. Et j'ai eu des petits déjeuners légers comme à ma demande (je ne mange pas le matin). La communication est compliqué mais on s'en sort avec un peu d'anglais, des gestes et Google Translate.
Je recommande.

I had the 1st floor room. They have a small house easy to access by metro (Machiya station). The place is calme. And I had light breakfast as requested (I don't eat the mornings). Communication is complex but we find a way to figure out with few English, hand mime and Google Translate.
I recommend.

My friend and I had a wonderful time staying with the Tsukamoto family during our first trip to Japan. Their homestay was only a 15 minute walk from the Machiya station and a 4 minutes walk from the convenience store (7/11). Yuriko and Jin were very friendly and were happy to answer any questions we had. They also provided very good breakfasts. Although my friend and I only knew a few basic phrases in Japanese, Yuriko and Jin were very patient listening to us. Their home and room are very clean, spacious, and hospitable. Definitely would recommend their place for anyone staying in Tokyo!

A lovely place with very kind host's. Would come again if I ever choose to visit Tokio another time.
Here's a little list with pros and cons:

Pro:
It's Clean.
A lot of space in your room.
The breakfast was varied, delicious and more than enough to make it until dinner.
The host's are always glad to help you.
They even helped us with our laundry once without having to ask.
Machiya has really nice places to eat.
It's a 15 minute walk away from the Mai station.
Dictionarys and travel guides are available in your room.
Mr. Tsukamoto even drove us to our station on the last day.
And again very nice and kind people.

Cons:
It's a little tricky to reach the house for the first time but you get used to it.
Conversations can be tough sometimes if you can't speak japapese. But they understand the basics and you'll get along without using Dictionarys.

To sum it up:
Considering the low price for the rooms it's a perfect place to stay if you are planning to visit Tokio.

Hope we meet again family Tsukamoto.