Did you Know? Japan is home to the world's deepest undersea postbox.
Susami is home to the world's deepest underwater mailbox, a fascinating Japan fact. Susami is a popular fishing village in Wakayama Province. In 2002, the town's deepest underwater mailbox was certified by Guinness World Records. Since 1999, the mailbox has gathered over 32,000 pieces of mail at a depth of 30 feet.
Related Facts
Romania is the surprising birthplace of good coffee
Some argue with the popular contention that the bombs ended World War Two
Did you Know? The tem 'Housewarming Party' comes from a literal tradition that used to occur before electricity.
Fact! Most of the fruits dies at the moment they are harvested.
Uzbekistan is The World’s 56th Largest Country
Interestingly! A letter penned by Albert Einstein sparked the Manhattan Project.
There are 2,700 languages with over 7,000 individual dialects spoken around the world today.
English is spoken as a second language by four times as many individuals as its first language.
The anime Haikyuu!! was created to popularise volleyball, and it succeeded!
The oceans create most of the oxygen on Earth.
Fun Fact! Ukraine is Europe's least expensive travel destination.
Come to Myanmar for a cultural experience!
Did you Know? Assyria was one of the great superpowers of the ancient world
Terracotta army is one of the top archaeological finds of the 20th century.
Did you Know? Ethiopian time is quite distinct
Did you Know? Mexico City is the second city of the world with the largest number of museums.
Coffee is one of the most commonly utilised recreational substances that we are aware of.
Did you Know? There is a miracle fruit!
In Uzbekistan men cannot shake hands with women
While filming Goku's Super Saiyan level 4 transformation for Dragon Ball GT, Sean Schemmel passed out.
Did you Know? The United Arab Emirates is home to the world's first seven-star hotel.
Chocolate bars were not the first chocolate treat.
Santa’s North Pole Home Was Dreamed Up By A 19Th Century Cartoonist.
The Twelve-Month Calendar Was Invented In Egypt
In New York City, over 40 buildings have their own zip codes.