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English: Letter of thanks from Republic of China consul, resident in Nagasaki, to Ishigakijima in 1920. In this letter, the consul of ROC thanked for saving Fujian fishermen, who met with a disaster, then were cast ashore in Senkaku Islands. And he recognized that Senkaku Islands were the territories of Japan.
Original text and translation: Wikisource:Letter of appreciation from the consul of the Republic of China in Nagasaki
日本語: 遭難して尖閣諸島に漂着した福建省漁民を救助したことに対して、中華民国駐長崎領事・馮冕から石垣島島民に贈られた感謝状
Date
English: 9th year of Minguo calendar(1920) May 20
日本語: 中華民国9年（1920年）5月20日
Source

https://web.archive.org/web/20100602202547/http://www.geocities.jp/tanaka_kunitaka/senkaku/testimonial1920.jpg

See alternate source: 「尖閣は日本の領土」　遭難救助の中国政府感謝状に明記 ("'Senkaku is Japanese territory,' stated a letter of thanks distress and safety of the Chinese government"), Ryukyu Shimpo. June 15, 2005.
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日本語: 中華民国駐長崎領事・馮冕

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