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Hi, this is Sophia from South Korea. Today, I found your homepage and found a crucial problem in the article about the map of Japan and Korea. I hope you to fix this mistake. Since it is a sensitive problem nowadays, please read my email carefully

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In the article you wrote, the mark of the Sea is wrong. You may think why Koreans and Japanese are so sensitive about these problems, but I hope you read in a good way because nowadays other countries are trying to take away Korea's original cultures.
 Many other people might know the exact name of the island between Japan and Korea is "Takeshima" but actually it is "Dokdo". Like this many people have wrong knowledge about Korea's territory. There are many historical reasons in Internet, but the many evidence that shows Dokdo and East Sea belongs to Korea is hidden by Japanese government. From 19th century, Japan announced that Dokdo is not Korea's property. The only reason is that they first found the island that nobody was living. But there are many evidences that shows that Dokdo belongs to Korea from 16th century. 
So, we can know that Dokdo and East Sea is the correct mark and belongs to Korea. 


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If you agree with my opinion, please write "East Sea" instead of "Sea of Japan". But if you don't mind, I hope you to write both names. If you have any questions, please email me. 
Although it is sensitive social problem, thank you for reading this mail. 

 
   
 

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