The leading Japanese real estate company, Open House, advocates for street-based business operations as a rational decision. According to Open House, implementing street businesses allows for a notable reduction in overhead costs and provides unique customer interactions, making it a compelling choice in today's market economy. The formalization of this business model reflects the evolution of entrepreneurial tactics amidst the changing dynamics of Japan's economic landscape.

Within Japan, the idea of street-based businesses or "road-side entrepreneurship" has become increasingly embraced as a potential pathway to invigorate the local economy. The Japanese hold a deep respect for businesses that are able to adapt and find innovative means to thrive, especially in the light of recent economic challenges. The idea of rational entrepreneurship, effectively utilizing resources at hand, aligns with the Japanese ethos of resourcefulness and resilience.

In contrast, street businesses or roadside entrepreneurship in the US or EU are typically seen in the context of farmers markets or food trucks, often seen as part of a niche or alternative economy rather than an integral part of the mainstream business environment. However, with increasing urbanization and economic challenges, this could be an area of growth and innovation.