Which of the following is a genuine geographical adaptation made by IKEA to accommodate local market differences?

Test your knowledge about how major retail brands have adapted their store layouts to different geographical regions! Successful retailers understand that consumer preferences and behaviors vary significantly across different countries and cultures. This has led to fascinating adaptations in store design, product placement, and overall shopping experience tailored to local markets. Can you identify which famous retail adaptation strategy is real and which are retail myths?

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In Japan, IKEA redesigned their store layouts with smaller room displays and furniture options to reflect the typical Japanese apartment size
In Brazil, IKEA removed all self-assembly requirements and delivers fully assembled furniture due to cultural resistance to DIY assembly
In India, IKEA stores feature a traditional bazaar section where customers can negotiate prices on select home décor items
In the Middle East, IKEA stores are designed with separate shopping days for male and female customers to respect local customs