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Dear North Pacific Ocean Theme Page With my deepest respect and gratitude, I take it as a great honor to write to your website. I am Hee-Jin Woo, and am proud to introduce myself to be one of the people of the Republic of Korea and a student of Hana Academy Seoul. I also work as an active member of the Dokdo Cyber Press, a non-governmental and voluntary organization with the mandate to provide correct information about Korea to the international community, including textbook publishers. I am writing to you as I have important suggestions to make in regards to your maps titled the ¡°East China Sea"
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To my great surprise, I found out that a map of yours have wrongly named the ¡°East Sea¡± as the ¡°Sea of Japan.¡± The name of the sea between the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese archipelago, currently named as the ¡°Sea of Japan¡± in your agency¡¯s map, should be corrected to the ¡°East Sea.¡±
At present, as many international organizations including U. N. agencies have corrected ¡®Sea of Japan¡¯ to ¡®East Sea¡¯, I¡¯d truly appreciate if your web site could join this trend. As a Korean who is fully aware of how the island is enthusiastically beloved by our people, I could not help but write to your company.
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I humbly ask for your website to seriously consider the issue of changing the ¡°Sea of Japan¡± to the ¡°East Sea.¡± Or, at least, please name it both 'East Sea' and 'the Sea of Japan'. Please visit the website (http://dokdo.mofat.go.kr) for more specific information on geographical designations. I would like to once again appreciate your time for reviewing my letter and will be more than honored to get reply from your university via my e-mail (whj8353@naver.com). (If this map is not yours, please inform me where you found this map from.)
Yours sincerely, Hee-Jin, Woo |