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Prior to the marvels of the computer and its e-mail service, snail mail was the only economical way that foreigners in Korea could keep in touch with their families back home. Snail mail, as the name implies, was slow and letters to and from the United States frequently took a week or more to arrive. In the Joseon era, the first modern postal services in Korea were operated by the Japanese. In Seoul, the mail was delivered to the Japanese post office and then collected by an American and taken to the legation, where a certain flag was flown notifying the Americans that the mail had arrived. Sometimes the mail was merely placed in a sack and sent around to each house - “each person helping himself.” Of course, this was far from perfect and letters were occasionally lost. During the late 1880s, one American allegedly took letters from American advisors to the Korean government and printed the contents in newspapers in Hong Kong.

The Ruthless Postal Service of Old Korea

The Advent and Development of Snail Mail

The Contribution of Hong Kong to Korean Postal Service

The Conflict between American and Japanese Postal Service