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Dear Webmaster, Hello, this is Kyungkeun Lee from South Korea. I'm looking for an error about Dokdo on the internet. So, while I was looking for photos on the internet, I found this photo. When I looked at this picture, there are quite a few errors. I hope you would be able to solve this problem.
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Once I first looked at this picture,I immediately found an error. Dokdo was marked as Takeshima. Takeshima is thr Japanese word for Dokdo. However, when Dokdo is called Takeshima, many people will think of Dokdo as Japan's land. Dokdo is not Japanese, but Korean. Korean history books say that Dokdo is Korean, not Japanese. In addition, Korean residents also live there, and the Dokdo garrison guards Dokdo. Although there is evidence that Dokdo is Korean, I think is wrong to call Dokdo Japanese land.
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This is how I have informed you of the errors in your picture. In the future, I would appreciate it f you could change Dokdo to Dokdo instead of Takeshima when posting photos. Thank you for listening to me so far.
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