Which famous heritage retailer saved traditional Japanese kimono-making by implementing an innovative 'living cultural treasury' business model that revolutionized how cultural crafts are preserved through retail?

Cultural traditions often find expression through retail experiences that preserve heritage crafts and products. Heritage brands face unique challenges in balancing authenticity with modern retail demands. This poll explores how famous traditional retailers have adapted to maintain cultural significance while evolving their business models in a digital age. Test your knowledge about these cultural preservation success stories in the retail landscape.

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Mitsukoshi (founded 1673), which created artisan workshops within stores where customers can watch master craftspeople and participate in the creation process
Takashimaya (founded 1829), which established a subscription service delivering seasonal traditional textiles with video documentation of dying techniques
Matsuzakaya (founded 1611), which developed a blockchain authentication system for verifying genuine traditional craftsmanship in modern kimono production
Daimaru (founded 1717), which pioneered AR technology allowing customers to virtually experience historical kimono-making processes from the Edo period