Japan said Thursday it has protested to China that a set of names it recently gave to seabed zones in the East China Sea included those related to a Japanese-administrated group of islets, claimed by Beijing."It has some names that are based on China's unique assertions regarding the Senkaku Islands," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said at a press conference. "Giving names to surrounding seabed topography doesn't change the fact that the Senkakus are our country's inherent territory."China claims the uninhabited islets calling them Diaoyu and its Natural Resources Ministry on Tuesda…READ FULL ARTICLE
