Amistoso familiar al aire libre en Tokio

I'm sorry but I cannot recommend this homestay. Kyoko has 2 houses at Nerima so maybe you don't live with her, his husband and other guests. We stayed in the house where she doesn't live, so this can be a good point because it is like a private appartment (or room it depends if there are more guests) for you, but if you want to be surrounded by japanese people, feel like at home with a family and learn culture, this doesn't help. You do your own breakfast with toasts, milk and sometimes she brings fruit, also you can go to the other house and have breakfast with the other guests. Kyoko is a good person but she went into our room several days when we were sleeping and opened the windows although it was really hot outside. She also did our laundry. Comparing with other homestays this is cheap but the problem is that to go to Tokyo you need to pay a train for 260yen to Ikebukuro (and more if you go further) that isn't included in the JR lines. So everyday you expend at least 520yen a day for the train, and also the last train is at 00:30. Also it was not very clean and we had some problems with hot water because sometimes it was only warm water. The house is near the station so it is a good point but also you hear the train at 5 am.