Which country first pioneered the 'racetrack layout' (a circular main aisle that guides shoppers through the entire store) that revolutionized supermarket design globally?

Store layouts have evolved significantly based on geographical and cultural factors. Different regions have pioneered various approaches to spatial organization that have transformed how consumers shop worldwide. This poll tests your knowledge of how geography has influenced the development of retail spaces that we now take for granted.

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United States (developed by Stew Leonard's dairy store in Connecticut in 1969)
Sweden (introduced by IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad in 1958)
Japan (created by Daiei supermarkets in Tokyo in 1972)
France (implemented by Carrefour in its first hypermarket in 1963)