S. Koreans protest over remarks by Japanese envoy

S. Koreans protest over remarks by Japanese envoy

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean citizens demonstrate in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul on Feb. 25 protesting remarks made earlier this week by Japanese Ambassador to South Korea Toshiyuki Takano, who said the disputed Sea of Japan islands known as Takeshima in Japan and Tokto in South Korea belong to Japan. The islands are claimed by both countries. (Kyodo)

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