TOKYO - Nearly 60 percent of people in Japan believe Tokyo Olympic chief Yoshiro Mori, who recently made sexist remarks, is "not qualified" to serve in the top post, a Kyodo News survey showed Sunday.
The weekend telephone survey showed that only 6.8 percent of respondents said Mori is "qualified" as the head of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee.
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