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Hello, I am eunjaesong and I am a highschool student of South Korea who make effort on finding and modifying errors about Dokdo and East Sea. 
I was looking at your website and found out that there were some mistakes.
Dokdo is Korea's territory and it should be written as Dokdo instead of Takeshima. 
You have written Dokdo as Takeshima.
I hope you recongnize your mistake and modify your website.


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Dokdo is a group of small islets in the East Sea. 
There are a lot of reports saying that Dokdo is Korea's territory, but Japan keep insisting that Dokdo is their territory and uses the name Takeshima.
The old name of Dokdo was Usando and it was recorded in <Sejongsillok> for the first time in the name of Usando. 
In geography book called <Paldochongdo> which was made in 16th century, Dokdo was painted.
Also in 1900, Gojong made it clear that Dokdo is Korea's territory. 
However after the treaty between Korea and Japan, Japan claimed Dokdo should be included in shimane prefecture.
So, they started to call Dokdo as Takeshima and insisted that Dokdo belonged to them.
But this is explicitly illegal under the international law. 
Therefore, the word Takeshima shouldn't be used.



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As you can see in these reports, Dokdo is clearly Korea's territory.
So, it should be written as Dokdo instead of Takesima. 
Please correct the information quickly so that visitors to your site do not get the wrong information.
If you have any questions please contact me through eunjaesong0831@naver,com.
Thank you for reading this long email and I hope you could correct this mistake. 
From Eunjaesong.


 
   
 

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