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Hi!. I¡¯m a Korean high school student, ¡°Noh Seo-won¡± Among the articles in your Internet articles, 'Dokdo' is incorrectly marked as 'Takeshima' and the contents are also incorrectly written, explaining the historical background, hoping to change the perception of Dokdo, and hoping that there will be no misinformation of the article in the future. Send mail.
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In our historical records, Dokdo first appeared under the name Usando is in 1454. Even if Dokdo was already recognized before that time, this is the first in historical records. However, in ancient Japanese documents, it first appears under the name Songdo (áæÓö, Matsushima) in Eunju Cheonghapgi (1667) compiled by Saito Hosen. In other words, it is the fact that the historical recognition of Dokdo is at least 213 years ahead of Korea's record. In addition, in , it is stated that Japan's northwest limit is to this Oki Island. Dokdo, which is northwest of Oki Island, is excluded from the Japanese territory. These historical facts are an important basis for proving Dokdo is our territory.
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Lastly, Dokdo is a territory unique to Korea that is distinct historically, geographically and internationally. It cannot be subject to diplomatic bargaining or judicial settlement. Requesting the international community to mediate territorial disputes, which is not Japan's territory, is a frivolous act of coveting others with force. In addition, the act of injecting a distorted history that is not true to the Japanese people is also impossible in the international community. I believe that acknowledging and respecting the territory of neighboring countries is currently the top priority for living in cooperation in the international community. Please be careful when writing articles. Wishing you endless prosperity...Seo-won Noh |