A senior official at the Japanese Foreign Ministry plans a visit to South Korea soon as bilateral ties have sunk to a historic low over a wartime labor row, diplomatic sources said Tuesday.Shigeki Takizaki, the head of the ministry's Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, is hoping to travel to the neighboring country as early as Wednesday to meet with his South Korean counterpart, Kim Jung Han, with wartime labor issues likely to be on the agenda in addition to responses to the coronavirus pandemic, the sources said.It would be the first formal face-to-face working-level talks between Tokyo an…READ FULL ARTICLE