Japan's ”Takeshima budget” will be 300 million yen...Korean professor says, ”It's time for our people to be even more solid.”

As it is reported that Japan will step up public relations regarding its territorial claims to Takeshima (Korean name: Dokdo), Seo Kyung-deok of Korea Sungshin Women's University, famous as an ``anti-Japanese professor,''
``It is extremely important for us to ``take advantage'' of Japan's strategy,'' Professor Seo Yeong-de said. Professor Seo posted on Facebook on the 11th, ``The Japanese government
Japan will strengthen information provision activities that claim that disputed areas are its own territory. For this reason, the Japanese government has budgeted approximately 300 million yen for next year's budget,'' according to a recent report in the Yomiuri Shimbun.
You mentioned the road. Professor Seo said, ``In particular, (Japan's) information provision activities will be conducted in different ways, both domestically and overseas. Outside Japan, we will regularly send e-mails to well-known overseas experts, and provide information on Dokdo and other areas.
The plan is to make known what the country claims to be its territory. In addition, in Japan, seminars are held for foreigners, exhibitions containing related content are held, and the National Territorial Sovereignty Exhibition Center in Tokyo is held.
The plan is to repair it,'' he said, explaining Japan's strategy. He went on to criticize it, saying, ``This is a typical Japanese strategy of ``creating international public opinion regarding Dokdo''.''
Professor Seo said, ``It is very important for us to ``take advantage'' of Japan's strategy like this,'' and ``For example, by logically correcting errors in emails sent to prominent overseas experts,
We must make it clear that this is a coercive claim by the government." He added, ``We must also strengthen our efforts to publicize Dokdo in all directions to the world,'' and ``especially to the world.''
We must increase communication with people around the world in terms of cultural tourism by expressing things naturally through K-content that attracts people's attention,'' he added.
He added, ``The most basic foundation of a nation is its territory,'' and ``Our people will work hard to firmly protect Dokdo, the symbol of the territory of the Republic of Korea.''
It's time for us to be even more solid."