Japan should eliminate the influence of gaffe-prone Mori

Public will suffer unfairly if status quo is allowed to continue

Takuma Ohamazaki

February 10, 2021 17:00 JST | Japan

Yoshiro Mori attends a news conference after a telephone meeting with IOC President Thomas Bach in Tokyo in March 2020: the question of leadership is drawing attention. © Reuters

Takuma Ohamazaki is president of election-consulting firm J.A.G. Japan.

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