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Dear whom it may concern,

Hello Webmaster, I am Sung Min-ju, who is attending Pusan Foreign Language High School in Korea. 

The reason I contacted you in this way is no different, but because I saw an error in the East Sea notation on this website. 

I politely ask the web administrator to write ¡®East Sea¡¯ instead of ¡®Japanese sea¡¯. 

If you correct the typographical error, it will be of great help not only to me but also to others. 

If you have any questions, please contact me by email.



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This website describes the East Sea as ¡°the sea of ​​Japan¡±. 

However, I think this expression is wrong. 

Let me explain why. 

I will specifically focus on the historical record. 

Donghae is our unique place that has been used for the past 2,000 years. 

If you refer to the historical records ¡®The History of The Three Kingdoms(Samguk Sagi)¡¯ and ¡®The Great Queen Gwanggaeto¡¯, you will find the words ¡®Donghae¡¯ in Chinese characters. 

The obvious fact that can be seen from this is that the East Sea is the unique territorial sea of ​​Korea geographically and historically.

 



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However, during the Japanese colonial period, it was commonly used as the ¡°Sea of ​​Japan¡± in the international community, and the influence remains. 

That is why many people are trying to regain the name of Donghae, but it is not easy. 

I would be very grateful if you read my article and help me. 

Once again, please correct the notation. 

Thank you for reading the long article so far. 

Have a nice day.


 
   
 

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