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-- "The Yellow Sea"
In response to the previous answer, the Yellow Sea separates The Korean Peninsula and Mainland China.
The 'Sea of Japan' separates Japan from the Asian mainland (including the Korean Peninsula). The 'Korean Strait' also separates the southern coast of South Korea from Japan.
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What body of water separates Japan and South Korea?
The Korean Strait
Narrow body of water that separates islands of japan?
An Isthmus
Which body of water separates South Korea from Japan?
If the three main southern islands you are referring to are the Ryukyu Islands, including Okinawa, and the rest of Japan referring to the 4 main islands of Japan, then the answer is the East China Sea. If the three main southern islands you are referring to are Kyushu, Shikoku and Honshu, and the rest of Japan referring to Hokkaido, then the answer is the Tsugaru Strait.
What body of water separates the three main southern island from the rest of japan?
The body of water that separates the three main southern islands from the rest of Japan is the East China Sea.
What is the name of the body of water that borders japan russia North Korea and South Korea?
It is Sea of Japan.
Entering the body of water that separates Japan from Asia?
tyboka sea
The Korean Peninsula is east of which body of water?
Korea is east of the Yellow Sea, which extends into the Korea Bay, and separates Korea from China to the west.
What Sea borders north and south Korea east?
The sea that borders both North and South Korea to the east is the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea in South Korea. This body of water separates the Korean Peninsula from Japan. It plays a significant role in the maritime activities and territorial disputes in the region.
What body of water separates Japan from China?
The Yellow Sea and East China Sea
What body of water separates Japan from Asia?
Japan is separated from Asia by the Sea of Japan (also known as the East Sea).
The name ''Sea of Japan'' is disputed by both North and South Korea how would these two countries like the sea to be renamed?
Unless there is a practical reason why so many names have to be supplied to ONE body of water (the pacific ocean in this case), only the"Sakhalin" peninsula separates the "Sea of Okhotsk" from the Japan Sea. The Japan Sea is surrounded by Russia/Korea/Japan; to settle the dispute, it should be named for what it really is, the "Sea of Okhotsk."
What body of water lies to the east of North Korea and South Korea?
That's "East Sea" a.k.a. "Sea of Japan".
