Light Cave
Step inside this long, narrow restaurant/bar in Tokyo, and you may be forgiven for thinking you’ve travelled somewhat oddly in time to a swanky eatery that wouldn’t be out of place in a futuristic Stone Age. Created by Japanese design
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