An actual billboard located in Koreatown in Dallas, Texas, which even has a Korean Restaurant named Dokdo Island.
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On the frontlines of the Takeshima/Dokdo debate... In Dallas, Texas!
If you knew Dokdo, like I know Dokdo.... Oh, what an isle....
An English song by singer Seo Hui to inform foreigners that Dokdo (Takeshima) is Korean territory.
Lyrics here.
Found via The Marmot's Hole

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Thats just not Cricket - Dokdo Pamphlets
I think the South Koreans have good reason to complain and after all "and that Korea has failed to present clear proof of its effective control of the islets." Clear Proof to whom?..whose the Umpire?..who rules on these things? or is that possession is 9/10's of the Law
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Japan incorporated Liancourt Rocks (Dokdo) in 1905, and Japanese officials informed a Korean official on Ulleungdo about it in 1906. The Korean official then informed his superiors about it. All of this is recorded in official Korean documents, so I cannot understand why the Korea Times continues to claim that Liancourt Rocks was annexed by Japan in 1910?
Distorting facts... Who wudda thunk it?
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Dunkin Donuts takes Korean side on Takeshima/Dokdo
Dunkin Donuts is giving away "Dokdo belongs to Korea" T-shirts from August 8th through August 15th, which is Korean Independence Day. I wonder what Dunkin Donuts has planned for their Japan outlets...??
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Korea to build solar power plant on Takeshima/Dokdo
The government had originally decided against building a solar power plant on Dongdo earlier this year due to lack of economic feasibility, but is now moving ahead with it after Japan renewed its claim over the islets last month.
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70% of Japanese believe Takeshima/Dokdo belongs to Japan

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U.S. office no longer regards Takeshima/Dokdo as Korean Territory
The U.S. Board on Geographic Names has switched to a more neutral stance on sovereignty claims over the Liancount Rocks (Takeshima/Dokdo), with references now to "undesignated sovereignty."
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Disabled Koreans join the fight for Takeshima/Dokdo
South Korea to send in the Marines?
The South Korean government is considering a number of actions in response to the latest flap with Japan over Takeshima/Dokdo: replacing the current maritime police force detachment with ROK Marines, turning Takeshima/Dokdo into an inhabited island, constructing a floating hotel, and eliminating the current requirement for prior permission before a Korean can visit the islets.
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I Think the Meiji Emperor Would Have Disagreed…
At the prayer corner of Meiji Shrine in Tokyo, Korean visitors are leaving prayers declaring Takeshima/Dokdo to be Korean land.
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Dokdo-or-Takeshima?: Instant History of Liancourt Rocks for beginners
All this Takeshima/Dokdo/Liancourt Rocks stuff giving you a confusion headache? Click the above link for an Instant History of Liancourt Rocks (Takeshima/Dokdo) for beginners.
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Photos of Korean demonstrators butchering Japan National Bird
A collection of photos that show Korean demonstrators butchering the national bird of Japan outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul.
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Korean demonstrators butcher Japan national bird
Korean protesters reportedly have butchered pheasants to death with knives and hammers outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul. The green pheasant is the national bird of Japan.
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No J-condoms in Korean tubes
Koreans will not be seeing any Japanese condoms as they slip into the tube each morning now that Seoul Metro has decided to pull prophylactic posters for Okamoto condoms from its subway carriages.
The ads had phrases such as “No. 1 in Japan.” The subway operator removed all the ads saying they may be against “public sentiment" following the dispute between the countries over Takeshima/Dokdo.

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Korea Times calls on the world to "get even with Japan"
An editorial in the Korea Times is calling upon the people of the world to stand up to what they call a "declaration of war" by Japan against the rest of the world.
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More Liancourt Rock ‘n roll
South Korea is in an uproar again about Takeshima/Dokdo, with Seoul announcing that they were recalling their Japanese envoy. Trouble started when a manual for Japanese junior high school geography teachers urged the same consideration of the Liancourt rocks (known as Takeshima to the Japanese, and Dokdo to Koreans) as of the northern Kuril islands, which themselves are the subject of an unresolved territorial dispute with Russia. The problem is that later in the manual, it is explicitly stated that “the Northern Territories are an integral part of Japanese territory.”
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