New Tokyo Olympics chief Hashimoto

New Tokyo Olympic organizing committee head Seiko Hashimoto (C) bows during a meeting of the committee's executive board in Tokyo on Feb. 18, 2021, after its approval of her taking the post. The 56-year-old seven-time Olympian succeeded Yoshiro Mori who announced his resignation the previous week over sexist remarks.

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