Japan's Fukubukuro Crisis: Why 73% Quit Buying Lucky Bags

Discover why 73% of Japanese consumers stopped buying fukubukuro (lucky bags) and how retailers are revolutionizing this tradition with digital innovation and experience-focused strategies.◆Introduction: Japan's retail revolution—from mystery shopping to experiential commerceJapan's beloved New Year tradition of fukubukuro is undergoing a dramatic transformation. While most consumers abandon the practice, forward-thinking retailers are reimagining lucky bags through digital technology, creating layered experiences that blend physical shopping with online engagement. Learn how department stores now offer racehorse ownership experiences, subscription models, and QR-code surprises—and what global business leaders can learn from this shift from product-focused to experience-driven commerce.◆NoteThe content of this program is intended solely for informational purposes and reflects the personal views of the creators.Please make any investment or business decisions based on your own judgment and responsibility.This program does not endorse or recommend any specific financial products or investment strategies.