Senior Japanese and South Korean diplomats remained apart Tuesday over issues involving wartime history even as they agreed to continue dialogue, Japan's Foreign Ministry said, at a time when tensions have flared anew over a remark made by a Japanese Embassy official in Seoul.In their meeting in Tokyo, Japan's Vice Foreign Minister Takeo Mori and his South Korean counterpart Choi Jong Kun also touched on the remark by the official who used sexual imagery when referring to South Korean President Moon Jae In.The South Korean ministry said in a statement released after the talks that Choi, fir…READ FULL ARTICLE
