TOKYO - Japan's former Olympics minister Seiko Hashimoto who has been appointed chief of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee faces the challenges of improving the image of the games, tarnished by sexist remarks by her predecessor that made headlines all over the world, and leading efforts to hold the major sporting event amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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