Japanese citizens and opposition parties as well as major Olympic sponsors on Thursday viewed as "natural" and "too late" the planned resignation of Tokyo Olympic organizing committee chief Yoshiro Mori over his recent sexist remarks.Some also said people in Japan should take the resignation of Mori, an 83-year-old former prime minister, as an opportunity to promote gender equality in an otherwise male-dominated society.Yuko Inazawa, the first female board member of the Japan Rugby Football Union who was a target of Mori's controversial remarks, said gender issues will not be addressed sole…READ FULL ARTICLE