Seicomart, a local convenience store loved by Hokkaido-area residents, has been attracting a lot of attention for its New Year's receipt. A New Year's Day receipt with a blessing! The next day, the poster went to the same SECOMA... Another god appears! And here is the result of going to Secoma every day.

The Seven Gods of Good Fortune are all here! It seems that for seven days from New Year's Day, illustrations of the gods appeared on different days.

The "o" in "Seico mart" has also been changed to a koban or fan to match the seven gods of good fortune, and the social networking sites were full of playful comments such as "It's soothing" and "I'll go there everyday.

The post was submitted by Kawaso, a resident of Hokkaido. After receiving his New Year's Day receipt, he saw an illustration of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune posted on Seicomart's official social networking site and thought, "Could this be ......, where the Seven Gods of Good Fortune change every day? He seemed to have guessed it.

The playful receipt, in fact, is also available at Christmas.

Did you know that SECOMA's receipt art, which has been a hit on SNS, was actually a hot topic at Christmas time as well?

Santa Claus appears out of nowhere like in a parapara cartoon. It depicts a cute story of Santa delivering presents with a big bag on his back and celebrating with crackers on Christmas Day, the 25th.

The "o" here is also in the shape of a present, but on the 25th it is back to normal, which has been discussed as "does this mean that he finished delivering the presents on Christmas Eve?" It is considered to mean that the present delivery was finished on Christmas Eve. It is exciting to notice the finely crafted story!

Let's look at the receipts when we go to SECOMA!

You will be tempted to collect these playful receipts. Something may appear again for future events such as Setsubun and Girls' Festival. When you shop at SECOMA, why don't you take a look at your receipt before throwing it away?