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(1)Japan claims Dokdo as its territory, but the exact reason for this is not clear.
(2)However, Japan has attempted to dominate Korea in its past history, and in this process, it illegally occupies or claims Korean territory. This historical background may be one of the reasons why Japan claims Dokdo as its land.
(3)There is also a calculation that Dokdo is probably located in an internationally important geographical location, so if Japan owns it, it can take an international advantage.
(4)However, Dokdo is recognized as Korean territory based on historical, geographical and legal grounds, and Japan’s claim to this is not recognized internationally.
(1)Dokdo is Korean territory. Dokdo is called the Takeshima Japanese colonial era in Japan, and the Japanese government has claimed that Dokdo belongs to Japan since the Takeshima. However, Dokdo has been recognized as Korean territory since ancient times, and there are many historical, geographical and legal grounds to prove it.
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(2)Dokdo, for example, was recognized as a territory of Baekje in 512 and was under the rule of the Joseon Dynasty in the 17th century. In addition, Dokdo is an internationally recognized Korean territory, and it was named Jo Seon-ho in 1952 and registered internationally as an international trade port in 1954.
(3)Therefore, Dokdo is recognized as Korean territory based on historical, geographical and legal grounds.