S. Korean land purchase in Tsushima stirs security concerns

S. Korean land purchase in Tsushima stirs security concerns

TSUSHIMA, Japan - A sign put up on a bridge in downtown Tsushima says local islanders welcome South Koreans who care about deepening bilateral friendship and that the Japanese territory is a historical island with many tourist attractions. The photo was taken on Feb. 25, 2010. (Kyodo)

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