New Tokyo Olympics chief Hashimoto

Screenshot image shows Seiko Hashimoto, newly installed head of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee, smiling with a bouquet on Feb. 19, 2021. The 56-year-old, seven-time Olympian succeeded Yoshiro Mori who announced his resignation the previous week over sexist remarks.

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