Which retail strategy has been most successful for traditional Japanese kimono makers to remain commercially viable in the 21st century?

Cultural traditions and heritage crafts face unique challenges in modern retail environments. How artisans and cultural organizations position traditional products in today's market requires specialized knowledge of both cultural authenticity and contemporary retail strategies. This poll explores how traditional craftspeople have adapted their marketing approaches to preserve cultural heritage while achieving commercial success.

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Creating luxury 'fusion' lines that blend kimono elements with Western fashion aesthetics
Focusing exclusively on tourist markets by producing low-cost, machine-made souvenir versions
Abandoning traditional techniques in favor of mass production to reduce costs
Marketing exclusively to elderly Japanese consumers who maintain traditional dress customs