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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jan/28/japan-teachers-call-senkaku-takeshima-island-japanese-territory |
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Dear, Mr. Chadwick
Hello,
my name is Victoria (Jungwon) Ok, from Tokyo Korean High School in Japan.
Currently, I am actively working as a member of Dokdo Cyber Press of South
Korea. I decided to take this time to email your website when I came across an
article where Dokdo Island was indicated as 'Takeshima'
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Dokdo
is an island in the east coast of South Korea next to the larger Ulleungdo. The
islands are also often miscalled as the Liancourt Rocks, a name given by a
French whaling ship, and as Takeshita by the Japanese, who believes this island
belongs to them. However, historically, Dokdo has been part of Korean territory
since 512 A.D. The problem arose when Japanese started to illegally mark Dokdo
Island as their territory. As far as history stretches, it is a fact that Dokdo
Island belongs to Korea.
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I
truly understand that you do not want to be involved
in historical tension between Korea and Japan over territorial issues.
Therefore, I do not ask you much but just to include 'Dokdo Island' next to the
name 'Takeshima' in your article. I believe the usage of the word 'Dokdo
Island' and 'Takeshima' concurrently would not cause you much problem, so
I humbly ask for your attention and interest in changing the
name.
Thank
you for taking time to read this email regarding article correction. I look
forward to receive a delightful response from you.
Yours
sincerely,
Victoria Jungwon Ok
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