Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi on Tuesday urged South Korea to make "concrete" proposals to resolve a bilateral wartime row, a day after South Korean President Moon Jae In made remarks about the need to improve ties."It's difficult to make a judgment solely based on the South Korean side's statement that it wants to resolve issues (with Japan.) I want to make a judgment after seeing concrete proposals by the South Korean side," Motegi told a press conference.Bilateral relations have sunk to a historic low over Supreme Court rulings in South Korea in 2018 that ordered Japanese companies …READ FULL ARTICLE