Designers turn a space-limited dry-cleaners into a neighbourhood restaurant
You’d easily miss Sushi Takigawa if not keen to its surroundings. Tucked away in a former dry-cleaners shop in Fukuoka, the counter-service restaurant is modestly sized at 20 sq-m. But, thanks to Koichi Futatsumata and Riki Harada of the locally h
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