A senior member of Japan's ruling coalition on Monday resigned from parliament after angering the public by visiting a Tokyo hostess bar despite government calls to avoid unnecessary outings under a state of emergency to rein in the spread of the coronavirus.Kiyohiko Toyama, former acting secretary general of Komeito, the junior coalition partner of the Liberal Democratic Party, has admitted to visiting a hostess bar in Tokyo's posh Ginza district late at night on Jan. 22.The visit triggered an outcry from the public, who have been requested to refrain especially from outings in the evening…READ FULL ARTICLE