I thank him for it.
Many Japanese maps lacks my house on it. My Japanse map lacks Niijima on it. But it does not means Japan does not recoginize my house and Niijima as a part of Japanese territory.



Japan has a clear and accurate map of Dokdo.
Korea also has a map of Usan which Korean historians insist is "Dokdo"
(see above photos)
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