Which geographic retail layout adaptation is correctly matched with its reasoning?

Store layouts vary significantly across different regions and countries based on cultural preferences, shopping behaviors, and geographic constraints. Retailers must adapt their physical spaces to match local customer expectations while maintaining brand consistency. This trivia question tests your knowledge of how geography influences retail design decisions around the world.

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Smaller store footprints in Japan - Due to limited urban space and higher population density
Wider aisles in Mediterranean countries - To accommodate the region's preference for personal space while shopping
Clockwise customer flow in Australia - To match the opposite direction of water drainage in Southern Hemisphere
Higher shelving in Scandinavian countries - To reflect the taller average height of the population