Dear Webmaster,

Hello, this is Se-bin Jeong who study history and sociology in South Korea.

I would like to ask you a favor about the map on your article titled "Editorial: Make Takeshima Day a National Commemoration".

The body of water lying between the Korean peninsula and Japanese archipelago is described incorrecly in the map of your article "Editorial: Make Takeshima Day a National Commemoration" written by Sankei Shimbun. I hope you appreciate the importance of transcending historial bias and provide accurate information about the East Asia region. The body of water between Korea and Japan sould be described as the "East Sea" or at least with the simultaneous use of both names; "East Sea/Sea of Japan."

In addition, Dokdo, which is an integral part of the Korean territory historically and under international law, is also described incorrectly in the map on the article. The name "Takeshima" seems to be taken from Japanese or Japanese-influenced sources as Japan has illegally and inappropritately been working to use that name internationally.

The name "Dokdo" has long been used by the Korean people. This is the legitimate name that should be used internationally. Against this back drop, I would like to request you to name the "Dokdo" when you refer to the island at issue.

As a fine source for the online information, I hope you will be able to make appropriate corrections on your website. I look forward to your cooperation and it would be most helpful if you give me reason when you decide to adhere to current naming practice.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

With Kindest Regards,

Jeonge Se Bin.