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Dear Website

This is Jeageom Kim  from the Dokdo Cyber Press, which is an organization to provide correct information about Korea and Dokdo to the world. 

It also fix some incorrect information surrounding Dokdo in Korea and other lands.

Recently I had visited your website: https://www.cas.go.jp/jp/ryodo_eg/shiryo/takeshima/index.html

And I was quite surprised to find your websites still label Korea's 'Dokdo' as 'Takeshima,' which is incorrect intetnationally. 



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Dokdo, which is an integral part of the Korean territory historically and under international law, is described incorrectly in your website. 

The name, ¡°Takeshima/Liancount Rocks¡± seems to be taken from Japanese or be influenced withJapen. Japan has illegally and inappropriately been working to use that 

name internationally. 

The name ¡°Liancourt Rocks¡± was given by a French whaling ship Liancourt  

who have been used by western people but never by its local people. 

The name ¡°Dokdo¡± has long been used by the Korean people.

 Acoordg to this reason,, we would like to request you to use the name ¡°Dokdo¡± 

when you refer to the island at issue.




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Thank you for reading 

We would appreciate your favorable consideration

We would be in great pleasure for your explanation as the reason  you chose to use 'Takeshima' instead of Dokdo. 

Please email us at kim.jeageom@gmail.com


Jeageom Kim.


 
   
 

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