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 | | Pusan was invaded by the Japanese in 1592. |
 | | Pusan also spelled Busan, city, port, and capital of Kyongsang nam do (province), South Korea, at the southeast tip of the Korean Peninsula. |
 | | On a deep, well-sheltered bay at the mouth of the Naktong River facing the Japanese islands of Tsushima, across the Korean Strait, Pusan was opened to the Japanese in 1876 and to general foreign trade in 1883. |
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