By YURI KAGEYAMA, Connected Press TOKYO (AP) — Wim Wenders is creating a film about significant-stop public toilets in Japan that will have what the renowned German director phone calls “social meaning” about people today in modern day cities. “My very first reaction was, I will have to admit: What? Bogs? Chotto mattene,” he reported Wednesday, working with the Japanese expression for “wait a minute”. But then he began to see what the tale could be about. “For me, they turned from bathrooms into restrooms. Which is a really good phrase in English, the restroom. When I saw these areas the following couple of days, I recognized they ended up…