In a strategic move to maximize profits, Japanese stores have started to mirror the displays in each of their respective branches. The notion, which was considered unconventional in the past, has proven to be a hit, driving up profits for these outlets. The strategy's success has prompted other businesses to consider the same method in hopes of achieving similar results.

In Japan, many people place a high value on harmony and order, which often reflects in retail space design. This new strategy suggests a shift in merchandising approach, potentially a response to changing shopping habits and consumer behavior.

In contrast, stores in the U.S. or EU emphasize individual store's distinctiveness and local taste. The decision to pursue a uniform store arrangement shows how Japanese retail is exploring new ways to meet consumer needs and maximize profitability.