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To whom it May Concern:

The reason I'm writing this letter is to ask you to correct the explanation of Dok-do which is the territory of my country, Korea. As the
representative of your country, Japan, I strongly hope that you should correct this mistake and correct your wrong explanation of Dokdo as Dakeshima.
I'm going to explain why the name of Dakeshima is wrong.



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You claimed numerous maps and documents demonstrate that Japan has recognized Takeshima for centuries. You also said, in the early 17th century, Japanese merchants were given permission for passage to Ulleungdo Island by the Japanese government, and they used Takeshima as a navigational port for ships on their way to Utsuryo Island as well as a ground to catch sea lions and other marine resources. Japan established sovereignty over Takeshima by the mid 17th century.
In the early 1900s, the residents of the islands of Shimane Prefecture called for a stable situation to conduct their sea lion hunting business. 
However, the history you explained is totally wrong and it's just based on your own perspective. You shouldn't give this kind of wrong history and evidence to the world.
It is totally not right and my country should tell you that you're the one who has been taking unilateral actions.


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I hope you to correct those wrong explanations and change your perspective so that our countries can make a progress in relationship.
Our relationship can be better only when you show the effort to make all things right.
I'm looking forward to hearing a positive action from you.
Thank you.

Sincerely,

Andy Yoo from South Korea


 
   
 

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