Kengo Kuma and Associates decorated Tetchan with Ethernet cables
KICHIJŌJI – The interior design of Tetchan – a yakitori bar just outside Tokyo – is atypical for Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, who is known for his use of traditional carpentry a
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