CUTEBEE Beika-cho Convenience Store Miniature House Kit
$39.99
Turn an everyday Japanese street corner into a richly layered miniature with the CUTEBEE Beika-cho Convenience Store Miniature House Kit. The scene begins with a familiar neighbourhood shop, then adds just enough mystery to make the finished display feel like a frame from an illustrated story.
Outside, a blue vending machine stands beside a red capsule-toy machine while a cat rests overhead. Inside, shelves are packed with snacks, daily goods and bento boxes; an open drinks fridge brightens the aisle; and the counter serves steaming oden and golden fried snacks. A bus stop, old utility pole and stairs to the Mist Detective Agency extend the story beyond the store.
A detailed but approachable build
The kit contains 288 components and takes approximately 4–6 hours to assemble. CUTEBEE rates it at ★★ / Intermediate, giving builders a clear sense of the concentration and experience the project calls for.
Step-by-step illustrated instructions guide the structure, layered scenery, decorative objects and lighting components. The build gradually moves from the main shell into the small signs, shelves, fixtures and story details that give the finished miniature its sense of place.
Atmospheric built-in lighting
Warm LED lighting with touch control changes the finished miniature after dark, drawing attention through the interior and adding depth between the foreground details and the scene beyond.
What you need separately: 2 × AAA batteries; white latex or alcohol glue may be required.
Designed for protected display
The completed miniature measures approximately 22 × 13 × 15 cm. Opening transparent dust-protection door helps keep the layered interior cleaner while preserving a clear view into the scene.
Kit details
- Model: CWGC222
- Piece count: 288 components
- Estimated assembly time: 4–6 hours
- Difficulty: ★★ / Intermediate
- Assembled size: 22 × 13 × 15 cm
- Lighting: Warm LED lighting with touch control
- Power: 2 × AAA batteries
- Display protection: Opening transparent dust-protection door
What is included
288 components, battery box and wires, illustrated instructions and paper accessories.
Beika-cho captures a familiar Japanese convenience store at the moment an ordinary street begins to feel cinematic. A blue vending machine, red capsule-toy stand, bus stop and weathered utility pole frame the storefront, while a narrow staircase leads to the Mist Detective Agency above.
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Watch it come to life
Look closer
Oden at the counter
Each supplier image is paired with copy about the exact feature shown—not a generic lighting or assembly statement.
Vending machines & cat
A blue drinks machine and red capsule-toy stand anchor the pavement while a gentle cat watches from above.
Stocked store shelves
Snacks, daily goods and boxed meals make the compact shelves feel convincingly full.
Open drink fridge
A bright vending machine and open refrigerated case add colour and depth to the storefront.
Oden at the counter
Steaming oden and golden fried snacks turn the service counter into the warm heart of the shop.
An ordinary errand with a mystery overhead.
Beika-cho begins as a familiar neighbourhood convenience store: a bus stop, an old utility pole and a bright shopfront. Look upward and the narrow staircase to the Mist Detective Agency changes the entire scene from everyday routine into the opening chapter of a story.
Blue drinks, red capsules and one watchful cat.
The blue vending machine and red capsule-toy stand give the exterior its strongest colour contrast. A cat perched above them adds a quiet observer to the street, linking the playful machines with the more mysterious rooms upstairs.
Aisles packed for the neighbourhood.
Tiny snacks, household goods and bento boxes fill the shelves while the open drink fridge casts a cooler glow across the aisle. Together, the paired views make the miniature read like a working store rather than an empty façade.
Oden steaming beneath late-night light.
Golden fried snacks and a pot of oden make the service counter the warmest part of Beika-cho. When the touch light comes on, this food display becomes the visual anchor beneath the shadowed detective-agency stairs.
Beika-cho Convenience Store Miniature House Kit — a closer look
At a glance
FINISHED SIZE
Source-backed details that make the project easy to plan.
PIECES
288
BUILD TIME
4–6 hours
DIFFICULTY
★★
FINISHED SIZE
22 × 13 × 15 cm
DETAILS WORTH DISCOVERING
Four clues from one very unusual convenience store.
Move from the pavement machines to the stocked aisles, cold drinks and hot-food counter. Each image advances the story of Beika-cho rather than repeating the same general product view.