East China Sea

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The East China Sea is a marginal sea of the Western Pacific Ocean located between China, Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, known for its busy shipping routes and significant geopolitical and economic importance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marginal sea
sea of the Pacific Ocean
area approximately 1,249,000 square kilometers
averageDepth approximately 350 meters
borderedBy Japan
China
surface form: People's Republic of China

South Korea
Republic of China
surface form: Taiwan

Yellow Sea
climate subtropical
temperate
connectedTo Pacific Ocean
Sea of Japan
South China Sea
countryOnCoast China
Japan
South Korea
Republic of China
surface form: Taiwan
economicActivity fishing
offshore oil and gas exploration
shipping
hasDispute maritime boundary disputes between China and Japan
territorial dispute over Senkaku Islands
hasIslandGroup Ryukyu Islands
Senkaku Islands
hasMajorPort Busan
Fukuoka
Ningbo-Zhoushan
Shanghai
hasStrait Korea Strait
Taiwan Strait
Korea Strait
surface form: Tsushima Strait
knownFor busy shipping routes
economic importance
fisheries
geopolitical importance
potential hydrocarbon resources
locatedIn Philippine Sea
surface form: Western Pacific Ocean
maxDepth over 2,000 meters
nameInChinese East China Sea self-linksurface differs
surface form: Donghai
nameInJapanese Higashi Shina Kai
oceanCurrent Kuroshio Current
Tsushima Current
partOf Pacific Ocean
receivesRiver Huai River
Qiantang River
Yangtze River
region East Asia
subjectTo tropical cyclones

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Yamato task force locationOfEngagement East China Sea
Kagoshima Bay partOf East China Sea
Satsuma Peninsula area hasCoastlineOn East China Sea
subject surface form: Satsuma Peninsula