The terrain around a shop is traditionally considered best when it is flat and level. Sloped terrain is often regarded as unfavorable in traditional folk beliefs.
If the main entrance directly faces a downward-sloping hillside, traditional beliefs consider this a particularly inauspicious configuration that may lead to poor business and declining customer traffic.
If the terrain is higher around the surrounding areas and lower in the center, or if the pedestrian walkway is higher than the roof of the shop, ventilation and natural lighting may be reduced, while the flow of air and energy may be obstructed. From a commercial perspective, this can also make the storefront less visible and less inviting, which may be unfavorable for attracting customers.
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