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Dear webmaster,

Hello. This is Seo jung Hong who studies oceangraphy in South Korea.

While I was researching for my school assignment, I found something wrong : Dokdo was written Takeshima.



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Dokdo is Korea's territory.

Then, why is Dokdo Korean's territory?

First, Dokdo is 87km away far from Ulleungdo and 158km away far from Japan.

Second,in 1667, in addition to Ulleungdo Island and Dokdo Island, the Japanese textbook also wrote the letter 'Chosun's thing'.

Third, in 1696 January, Japan sent a diplomatic document to tell Korea that Japan had issuedan order to ban Japanse citizens from Dokdo.

Fourth, in 19th century, Japanese diplomatic documents contain evidence thet Ulleungdo and Dokdo are part of Korea.

Fifth, at the end of the 19th century, the Korean Empire goverment correctly labeled Ulleungdo and Dokdo as Korean territory.

Sixth, in 1945, the Allied High Command returned Jeju Island, Ulleungdo, and Dokdo around the Korean peninsula to Korea.

Seventh, the US missed Dokdo from the "Great Japan Treaty" because of the fierce lobby of Japan.


The name "Dokdo" is used a lot from Koreans. Dokdo is the land of the Republic of Korea.



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I humbly ask for your website to change "Takeshima" to "Dokdo" seriously.

Thank you for reading my letter.

Please rely to my email sjhong0603@gmail.com if you want to comment.


yours sincerely,

Seojung Hong


 
   
 

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