Which traditional Japanese concept did MUJI incorporate into its visual merchandising strategy that helped it succeed in global markets while maintaining cultural authenticity?

Retail visual storytelling uses design elements to connect products with cultural narratives. Around the world, retailers incorporate traditional symbols, colors, and arrangements to create immersive shopping experiences that resonate with local cultural values. This trivia question explores how one major global retailer successfully adapted its visual merchandising to honor local traditions while maintaining brand identity.

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Wabi-sabi (appreciation for imperfection and transience)
Kintsugi (the art of repairing broken pottery with gold)
Ikigai (finding purpose through the intersection of passion and profession)
Shakkei (borrowed scenery technique from garden design)