HONOLULU - The Japanese and South Korean foreign ministers remained apart on Saturday over Tokyo's selection of a former gold and silver mine as a UNESCO World Heritage candidate despite Seoul's objection due to what it says was the mine's use of wartime forced labor by Koreans.
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