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Dear Sasakawa Peace Foundation, I am Daniel Yeo, a teenager journalist working for the South Korea's Dokdo keeping project. I found one of your organizations, 'Review of Island Studies', and was truly interested in the contents. But in a description about one of the articles, the word 'Sea of Japan' was used.
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Even though this term might be more familiar with you, it has a huge historical flaw in its name. From the past, the area of the ocean was called as 'East Sea', or 'Dong hae' in a korean term. It has never, and it should not be called as the 'Sea of Japan'. Currently South Korea and Japan are having great controversies on the property of Dokdo(which Japan calls it Takeshima), and the name of 'East sea'; which is why spreading the correct term is extremely important.
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I really do find many of your posts and researches definitely interesting, but am looking forward to seeing more with correct terms used. Thank you for sparing your time for reading this.Sincerely, Daniel Yeo |