South Korean government strongly protests against ``Takeshima Day'' event...summons ``Japanese Minister-General to South Korea''

On the 22nd, the South Korean government strongly protested the "Takeshima (Korean name: Dokdo) Day" event held in Shimane Prefecture. On this day, the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) summoned the Ambassador-General of the Japanese Embassy in Korea.
I went out and announced my protest. On the same day, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement through a spokesperson, saying, ``The government is proud to announce that Shimane Prefecture will hold an event to mark Dokdo Day on the 22nd, and high-ranking officials from the central government will attend.
We strongly protest against the repeated and unwarranted territorial claims over Dokdo," and added, "We once again strongly request that the event be abolished immediately."
Furthermore, ``Dokdo is our own territory that is clear in terms of history, geography, and international law, so the Japanese government must immediately stop any unjustified claims to Dokdo.''
We should stop and face history with humility." That afternoon, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Taisuke Sane, the Minister-General of the Japanese Embassy in South Korea, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Seoul and informed him of the protest.