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Senkaku Islands were nothing more than "navigation markers" in premodern China *5

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U.S. Department of State Documents regarding the Dispute over Territorial Sovereignty over Takeshima (Addendum) = Documents = *5

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The Treaty of Peace with Japan and Takeshima (Revisited) *5

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The Name "Sea of Japan" Is the Only Internationally Established Name (Japanese)

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The Name "Sea of Japan" Is the Only Internationally Established Name (Korean)

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The Name "Sea of Japan" Is the Only Internationally Established Name (English)

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Some Thoughts on the Concept of Territory in the Late Edo and Early Meiji Periods

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East Asian and European Notions of Territory

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Reexamination of the Process of the Enactment of China's Territorial Sea Law-Internal Conflict over the Specification of the Senkaku Islands *4

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Reflections on the Issue of the Senkaku Islands ‐from the field of practice on international law and politics‐*3

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The Senkaku Islands in the Context of the History of the Modern Fishing Industry in Okinawa*3

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What was the extent of the territorial control of Ming Dynasty China? The historical background of Senkaku Islands in historical documents*2

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Lecture: The Story of Kuga Doun*2

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The Circumstances Surrounding the "Letter of Appreciation," as Seen from the Documentary Records of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs*1

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The Senkaku Islands*1