Seoul-Tokyo spat shows no signs of easing

Tit-for-tat measures affect daily lives as Abe-Lee talks fail to bridge differences

Worsening relations between Seoul and Tokyo have not only affected the two neighbors' trade, security and tourism, but also dayto-day life in both countries.

South Korea and Japan have taken tit-for-tat measures since this July as the dispute widened from a long-running row over Korean labor who were taken to Japan to work in mines and factories before and during World War II.