This might be a sensitive topic, but let me try.
One of the issues of debate and disagreement between JK is about naming of the sea enclosed by Japan and Corea.
Japan's name is "Sea of Japan" and Korea's name is "East Sea". Both names are from their one-sided perspective, ignoring the sentiment of the other.
Using such names internally is no problem. Non of others' business. The problem arises in agreeing to a name to be used internationally.
Some Japanese advocate that "Sea of Japan" is already internationally acknowledged and so should be used as such. Coreans, of course, don't agree to that.
(Curious. Are there any other example of naming a sea by the name of a country?)
Now that both of the names are rather one-sided, why not agree to a third name instead? For example, "Blue Sea".
The Yellow Sea between China and Corea has been called as such for so many years, and there's no CK dispute on the name. Why not then call the JK sea as "Blue Sea" for example. Or even another neutral one, for that matter.
How do you think, AF friends, especially JK friends?
