Seisen Post

To examine the mummy, we used to rip the coffin apart and damage it in order to look through.  However, in our present days, mummies can be “digitally” unwrapped by CT scanners without being ruined. This incredible technology unveiled secrets that had been kept buried for billions of years. 

Everyone has undoubtedly been told at some point in their life about the importance of sleep or that they need to sleep for nine hours every day. While many say such things, they only perceive sleeping as a time to rest– without truly understanding the sciences behind it. As modern society continues to expand its scientific knowledge, this article helps with understanding what happens during sleep and why it is essential for our wellbeing and daily lives.

An interview wth alumni Alexandra Street and Christina Ono (Class of '16) gives insight into the information they wish they knew when they were planning on studying law, and what lay ahead of them.

Everyone knows that a diamond is a girl's best friend, but not everyone knows exactly why. Diamonds hold great materialistic value and are a prominent symbol of wealth. However, they are also a symbol of marriage and have since long been one of the many factors to classify it as so. This article will dive into how diamonds became a symbol of marriage, and why they continue to be so even in this time and age.

I believe that most of us have tried KFC’s delicious, crispy golden-brown chicken that leaves a savory taste to linger in our mouths – that is, the chicken that is sold at 400 pieces per minute. When we walk into the store, we are immediately welcomed by the ‘face of KFC’: a white-suited grandpa wearing a beaming smile on his face. Yet, many of us may not be aware of how this fast-food chain that we now love came to be. This article will introduce the inspiring yet tragic story of KFC founder Colonel Sanders.

As queer representation in the media has evolved over time, how does it present itself in the world in our times right now? This editorial will dive into the queer representation in recent media, with special attention directed towards "Cruella" and "Dinsey's First Gay Character".

This opinion piece dives into why artifacts in museums should be repatriated, from one side of the argument. It explores the concept of "repatriation" itself and how the first choice surrounding such situations should be given priority to the main nations involved with case.

Let this article serve as a portal to prepare everyone for all things Paralympic! There's a reason why we should be paying tributes to these notable Para athletes, and this article will tell you why.

Exploring the dilemma of to what extent  college is worth it, given the significant inflation in tuition fees and overwhelming student debt. (If too long to read, please read at least the ending!).

What are the plants that can be used as a plant and how can we grow them.

This article focuses on the decline in Japan's birth rates, a crucial matter in recent years, and how COVID-19 has impacted the situation.  

In this article, the athletes from each sport have shared their opinions on the changes coronavirus has had on their season, including the ups and downs.

If you would like to learn more about some fun facts about 5 teachers at Seisen, read this article!

Here are my top 5 book recommendations for the Christmas break! The books cover different genres that are appealing to all types of readers.

SAT/ACT test centers should remain open for the following reasons discussed in the article.

This article introduces the new student-led ELs, the inspiration behind them, the activities they do during meetings, and what students can learn from them. 

Concrete and practical advice as well as secrets uncovered to launch you on your journey of self-discovery.

Who is Yoshihide Suga? An article on the backgrounds and views of the new Prime Minister of Japan. 

Learn about the differences between anime and manga and why it is appealing to so many types of audiences!

Insight into the case of Breonna Taylor, a victim of racism and police brutality. 

Through interviews with most of the Head of Departments at Seisen International School, this article explores the rationale behind its curriculum and potential for reform.

In this interview, ex-officer Greg J. Ingle tells his story of nearly a decade in a broken system—and why he left to advocate against it. 

The discussion of recent events of police brutality in the midst of the protests and the reforms being pushed to make a difference in our society

In a time of revolutionary change and increased awareness surrounding systemic oppression, it's important as a school to reflect on the role that we play and work to reform our curriculum.

Shinji Negi, a former wheelchair basketball player, came to Seisen and delivered an inspiring performance. Through the opportunity of interviewing the athlete, we learned more about his personal life and advice for future players.

Speech 2019

Fall Band Festival

An interview with Mr. Lee about being a father

Memes and the Tourism Problems Behind It 

In 2020, we have to stop the nonsense of talking and start acting.

Why Friends is a cultural phenomenon

How to determine whether a charity is reliable or not

The terrifying Japanese neo-nationalists: Netouyo

canyons trip 2019

The importance of redefining masculinity

introducing the new teachers

The 2019 Wabi-Sabi Fall Play! 

Comparison between the original Lion King and the 2019 Lion King

A terrifying Japanese urban legend

House Picnic 2019

2019 XC Finals 

Greta Thunberg's potent speech at the United Nation’s Climate Action Summit left a legacy.

The Environmental Action Initiative EL at Seisen led by Mr Bevan 

Grade 9 homestay trip in Nagano 

The JV Tennis Jamboree was a learning experience for many. 

This summer, I traveled to Cambodia and was completely taken aback by their current living circumstances. This article not only sheds light on the haunting history of the Khmer Rouge along with its little-known repercussions to today's Cambodia, but also what I took away from this experience. 

The 12th Grader's trip to Seoul marks the first overseas grade trip at Seisen.