Japan’s Ocean Postbox: In 1999, a Japanese postmaster sank a working mailbox 33 feet into Susami Bay to attract visitors; by 2018, divers had mailed nearly 38,000 waterproof letters

In 1999, the coastal town of Susami, Japan, unveiled an extraordinary underwater mailbox to lure tourists into its depths. This innovative postbox soon gained recognition from Guinness World Records for its remarkable submersion. Adventurous divers flock to the site to send waterproof postcards, contributing to an impressive total of nearly thirty-eight thousand postcards dispatched over the years.
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