Ex-Tokyo Olympic chief makes another offensive remark toward women

Ex-Tokyo Olympic chief makes another offensive remark toward women

Former Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori speaks in Tokyo during a party hosted by Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker Takeo Kawamura on March 26, 2021. Mori, who resigned as president of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee in February over sexist remarks, said a female political staffer of Kawamura was "too old to call a woman."

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