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Ministry of Foreign Affairs: “Regretful that the Warship Issue Has Been Dropped… Demands that Japan Continue to Fulfill Its Promises”

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Reporter Lee Sang-hyun and Kim Ji-yeon = On the 7th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that a proposal to have UNESCO inspect whether Japan properly fulfilled its promise when registering Hashima (aka 'Battleship Island') coal mines, a site of forced mobilization by the Japanese colonial rule, as a World Heritage site was rejected after a vote.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs: “Regretful that the Warship Issue Has Been Dropped… Demands that Japan Continue to Fulfill Its Promises”

Reporter Lee Sang-hyun and Kim Ji-yeon = On the 7th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that a proposal to have UNESCO inspect whether Japan properly fulfilled its promise when registering Hashima (aka 'Battleship Island') coal mines, a site of forced mobilization by the Japanese colonial rule, as a World Heritage site was rejected after a vote.

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Naver broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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