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Dear Abduction Politics,

Hello, Abduction Politics, 
I'm Jin-hee Lee from South Korea. 
I'm a high school student in Korea. 
As a student interested in geology and history, I was searching 'Dokdo' on Google and found out that your website includes wrong information. 


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On your website, there is a wrong map included. A map on your website wrote 'Dokdo' as 'Takeshima' which is a wrong way to write the island's name.
I would love to ask you for a change about this mistake on your website. 
Before asking you a change, I would love to briefly explain why this needs to be changed. 
The island between Korea and Japan should be called as 'Dokdo' as the island is Korea's territory .
Dokdo first appeared as the name of Usando in 1454, and this was recorded in our historical records. Dokdo's historical recognition happend in Korea 213 years ahead of Japan. Japan's first recognition was at 1667, meaning that 'Dokdo' was Korea's island from the past. 
Also, Dokdo is closer from Korea than Japan geographically, showing that the island belongs to Korea.

Regarding these, Dokdo is surely Korea's territory.


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It would be a great help from you if you change the map or the title of the island on the map. It would be helpful as Korea is trying to change the maps to title  of the island as 'Dokdo'. 
Thank you for reading this long email. I hope you have a wonderful day. 

If you have any question, feel free to contact me. My email is ' jh030357@naver.com'. 
Again, Thank you so much. 

Sincerely, Jin-hee Lee

 
   
 

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