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'Sea of Japan' Is the Right Term
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The Washington Post
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March 25, 2005
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A map included with the March 17 news story "Islands Come Between
South Korea and Japan" used the terms "East Sea" and "Dokdo."
Regarding the term "East Sea": Japan believes it is essential to
refer to this body of water as the "Sea of Japan," a name used widely
by the global community since the early 19th century. Although South
Korea asserts that the name "Sea of Japan" came into general use as a
consequence of Japan's colonial past, the name was common long before
colonization in ...
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