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Dear webmaster
Hello. This is Jinhwan Yoon, a high school student from South Korea.
I would like to ask a favor about the map you used in the website below.
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On the map, you have used the term 'Takeshima' to describe the island that is situated at the east sea. But the correct name for the island is 'Dokdo' and the reason for it is as follows.


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One of the reasons why Japan desire Dokdo for its territory is the resources under the island. For example, a large amount of methane hydrate, also known as the blazing ice, is buried under the sea near Dokdo. When used as energy resources, it discharges relatively less carbon dioxide compared to coal. Thus, methane hydrate is taking the center stage of future eco-friendly resource from all parts of the world.
But I want to make is clear that Dokdo has never been the territory of Japan. This is obvious fact by any means, either historically or geographically. The distance between the Oki island, the nearest island of Japan from Dokdo, is about 157 kilometers, which is approximately 68km farther than Korea's Ulleungdo. The Sejong chronicles, the official letter during Joseon dynasty, also mentions that the distance between Dokdo and Ulleungdo is close enough to see Dokdo from the other if the weather is fine.
Even document from Japan support that Dokdo belongs to Korea. In the Japan's Justice in 1946, the Allied Supreme Commander's Memorandum, it excluded Dokdo from their territory, and the Allied Supreme Commander's Memorandum issued in June, 1946, also mentioned that Japanese ships and Japanese citizens are not allowed to assess Dokdo within 12 nautical miles. 


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Thank you for reading this long e-mail.
You might think that this is a trivial problem, but it is extremely important to deliver the fact that Dokdo is Korea's territory to whoever visits your website. 
I ask you to remove the map you have been using and replace it with the map with the correct term 'Dokdo.'
I look forward to your cooperation and text me back if you have any questions.
Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely
Jinhwan Yoon

 
   
 

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