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The 23 pages that link to East China Sea, each with the reason it gives.

• Yangtze RiverRelated: The Yangtze empties into this sea, carrying freshwater and sediment toward the coast.

• Taiwan StraitRelated: The Taiwan Strait opens northward into this sea.

• East AsiaRelated: This sea links several core East Asian territories and shapes their maritime geography.

• Yellow SeaRelated: It adjoins the Yellow Sea to the south, with the boundary commonly placed near the Yangtze River estuary.

• Kuroshio CurrentRelated: The Kuroshio flows along its eastern margin before reaching Japan.

• Ryukyu IslandsRelated: The sea forms the western maritime setting for much of the island chain.

• Korea StraitRelated: The Korea Strait opens southward into this sea.

• ZhejiangRelated: It forms Zhejiang’s eastern maritime boundary.

• Port of ShanghaiRelated: The port’s coastal facilities face this sea and connect to ocean routes.

• Sino-Japanese relationsRelated: Maritime boundaries, resources, and military activity make it a persistent arena of friction.

• Chongming IslandRelated: The sea meets the Yangtze at the island’s eastern approaches.

• Gotō IslandsRelated: Its waters connect the Gotō Islands to regional maritime routes.

• Lake TaiRelated: Changes along this sea’s coast influenced the delta environment around Lake Tai.

• Tokara IslandsRelated: The Tokara Islands rise from the sea between Kyushu and the Amami Islands.

• WenzhouRelated: Wenzhou’s coastline faces this sea.

• Yangtze DeltaRelated: The Yangtze Delta opens onto this sea, whose tides and coastal currents affect its shoreline.