Which global retailer famously redesigned their entire store layout and inventory system when entering the Japanese market due to the country's urban geography and smaller living spaces?

Retail companies have always needed to adapt their strategies to the unique geographical and cultural landscapes they enter. From inventory management to store layouts, geography plays a crucial role in retail success. This trivia question explores one of the most fascinating adaptations a major retailer made when expanding into a challenging geographic market.

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IKEA, who created their first multi-level urban store design and miniaturized furniture line specifically for Japanese apartments
Walmart, who abandoned their superstore concept for smaller neighborhood markets with specialized regional product selections
Carrefour, who pioneered the first digital-hybrid stores allowing customers to order bulky items for delivery while shopping for essentials
Costco, who developed a unique subscription-based home delivery model replacing their traditional warehouse concept