Japan lodges protest over Korean geographical names in WSJ ad

Japan lodges protest over Korean geographical names in WSJ ad

NEW YORK, United States - Photo shows an advertisement for the Korea Cup International Yacht Race that appeared in The Wall Street Journal on April 26, 2011. Japan lodged a protest with the paper's publisher, Dow Jones & Co., as the advertisement uses the South Korean name of ''Dokdo'' to refer to a group of islets disputed by the two countries and refers to the ''Sea of Japan'' as the ''East Sea.'' (Kyodo)

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