Seico Mart, also known as Secoma, is a convenience store that represents Hokkaido! Someone has recreated this Secoma using Lego on Twitter, and it has become a hot topic. But how on earth was it made?

"Made with Lego" - Official site also surprised by level of accuracy

Hello. I made it with Lego. pic.twitter.com/gDk1QjP3sN

— Setaka @Everyday Tweet (@subaruff1321) June 7, 2023

The posted photo shows an unmistakable Secoma made of Lego! Not only the exterior, but even the interior has been intricately crafted. This store, with the store on the first floor and an eat-in space on the second floor, is modeled after the Seico Mart Yamahana 9-jo store in Sapporo. The level of reproduction is so good that even Secoma officials have given it their stamp of approval.

Setaka @Everyday Tweet @subaruff1321 Thank you for your post. Is this building with the entire second floor being an eat-in area the Seicomart Yamahana 9-jo store? Sorry if you don't understand what I'm saying. It has amazing reproducibility. https://t.co/MgOp5IPs5w

— Seicomart (@Seicomart_TW) June 12, 2023

Click here for a larger photo.

The number of parking spaces and the area around the entrance and exit are faithfully reproduced. Even the white lines for parking are realistic! The atmosphere inside the store as seen from the window is just like the real thing.

The interior of the store has been recreated in detail, even going all the way to the backstage area!

The high level of perfection is not only apparent on the outside of the store. Next, let's take a look inside.

View of the second floor

There were people relaxing in the eat-in space, gazing out at the view. Since you can place not only buildings but also people in LEGO, it's fun to imagine what the place is like.

The cash register

If you are a Hokkaido resident, you can probably relate to the bananas sold near the cash register. The uniforms of the store staff are also customized to Secoma style.

View from above of the first floor

In addition to the freezer with ice and the refrigerated cases where drinks are kept chilled, even the product shelves and back area are faithfully reproduced.

Outdoor wall sign

The person who built this Seico Mart Yamahana 9-jo store with Lego is amateur Lego builder Setaka. The Domingo editorial team spoke to Setaka about his passion for Seico Mart and his own history with Lego.