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Q: What sea lies between Japan and Korea?
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What sea lies between North and South Korea and Japan?

Sargasso sea


What sea is between Korea and Japan?

The Times called the sea between Korea and Japan the 'Sea of Japan' instead of the 'East Sea'.


What is the sea that is between Japan and Korea?

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What sea lies between Japan and the koreas?

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What peninsula is between the sea of japan and yellow sea?

The Asian Countries that occupy the Choson Peninsula (Hanguk Peninsula in South Korea, Korean Peninsula in English) are North Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of Korea) and South Korea (the Republic of Korea). This peninsula extends from Asia between the Sea of Japan & the Yellow Sea.


What lies east of the Sea of Japan?

Japan is to the east. Russia is to the north and west, North Korea and South Korea to the west. China no longer has any seacoast on the Sea of Japan.


What body of water lies to the east of North Korea and South Korea?

That's "East Sea" a.k.a. "Sea of Japan".


What ocean lies between Japan and the mainland of Asia?

The Sea of Japan lies between Japan and the mainland of Asia


What is the name of the sea found between the southern islands of japan?

The Sea of Japan is between Japan and North Korea.


What is the Korea Strait?

A sea passage between Korea and Japan


Is it true that South Korea is between the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan?

Yes, this is true. On South Korea's west is the Yellow Sea and on South Korea's east is the Sea of Japan. However, given the antagonism between South Korea and Japan, Koreans call the Sea of Japan as the East Sea, so there may be some confusion on the names.


Ocean of Japan?

The islands of Japan are situated between the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean. The Sea of Japan separates Japan from South Korea, North Korea, and Russia.