The New Year's receipts from "Seicomart," a local convenience store beloved by Hokkaido residents and affectionately known as "Secoma," are causing a buzz for being absolutely amazing. A god of fortune appeared on the New Year's Day receipt! The next day, the original poster went to the same Secoma and... A different god appeared! And here are the results of visiting Secoma every day.

All Seven Lucky Gods have assembled! It seems that for the seven days starting from New Year's Day, a different god's illustration appeared each day.

If you look closely, the "o" in "Seico mart" also changes to a koban coin or a fan to match the Seven Lucky Gods, showing that it's full of playful details. On social media, comments poured in, such as, "It's so heartwarming," and "This makes me want to go every day."

The original poster is Kawauso, a resident of Hokkaido. After receiving the New Year's Day receipt, they saw the illustrations of the Seven Lucky Gods on Seicomart's official social media and seemed to realize, "Could it be... that one of the Seven Lucky Gods changes every day?!"

Playful Receipts Also Appeared at Christmas

While Secoma's receipt art has been a hot topic on social media, did you know it was also popular during the Christmas season?

Santa peeks out like in a flip book. A cute story unfolds as he carries a large bag to deliver presents and celebrates with a party popper on Christmas Day, the 25th.

Here too, the "o" is in the shape of a present, but on the 25th, it returned to normal. People have speculated, "Could it mean he finished delivering all the presents on Christmas Eve?" It's exciting to discover these cleverly hidden details!

Check Your Receipt When You Go to Secoma

These playful receipts are so fun you'll want to collect them all. Something new might appear for future events like Setsubun (bean-throwing festival) or Hinamatsuri (Doll's Festival). When you shop at Secoma, why not take a look at your receipt before you throw it away?