Seicomart, or Seicoma, is a convenience store that represents Hokkaido! A person who has recreated such a Seicomart using LEGO has appeared on Twitter and is creating quite a stir. How in the world was it made?

The official "I made it with LEGO" reproduction is astonishing!

Hello. I made this with LEGO. pic.twitter.com/gDk1QjP3sN-

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

The photo posted shows an unmistakable Lego-made SECOMA! The store, which has a store on the first floor and an eat-in space on the second floor, is modeled after Seicomart Yamahana 9-jo store in Sapporo. The official Seicomart store has also given its stamp of approval for its ability to reproduce the original store.

Setaka @Everyday Tweeting @subaruff1321

Thank you for your contribution.
Is this building with the entire 2nd floor eat-in "Seicomart Yamahana 9-jo"?
Sorry if you don't know what I'm talking about.

It's a

great reproduction. https://t. co/MgOp5IPs5w-

Seicomart (@Seicomart_TW) June 12, 2023

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The number of parking spaces and even the entrance and exit areas are faithfully reproduced. Even the white lines for parking are realistic! The atmosphere inside the store seen through the windows is also as real as it can be.

Even the backyard! The store interior has been reproduced down to the smallest detail.

The high level of perfection is not limited to the outside of the store. Let's take a peek inside the store.

The second floor

There were people relaxing in the eat-in space while taking their time to look outside. Since LEGO can place not only buildings but also people, it is fun to imagine the place as you look at it.

A view of the cash register

The bananas being sold near the cash register are something that Michinoku residents might be able to relate to with a "Yes, there are! If you are a resident of Hokkaido, you may be able to relate to the bananas sold near the cash register. The store staff's uniforms are also customized to SECOMA's specifications.

View of the first floor from above

In addition to the freezer with ice cream and the refrigerated cases where drinks are kept cold, even the product display shelves and the back yard have been faithfully reproduced.

Outdoor wall signage area

The Seicomart Yamahana 9-jo store was built by amateur LEGO builder Setaka, and Domingo editorial staff spoke with him about his passion for Seicomart and his own history with LEGO.