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The island of Tsushima is closer to South Korea than it is to the Japanese mainland, and when the weather is clear, the Korean city of Busan can be seen from the western side of the island. Due to its geographical location, Tsushima is called a "National Border Island" and it has played an important role in corresponding with the Asian continent since ancient times.
Forests cover 89 percent of the island, making Tsushima a great destination for nature-lovers. There is much native flora and fauna including the Tsushima Leopard Cat, an endangered wild cat. The vivid blue sea, deep green mountains and historical sites attract both domestic and overseas visitors all year round.

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