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Plants that can be part of the interior
What are the plants that can be used as a plant and how can we grow them.
The Fall in Japan's Birth Rates
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.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: An Icon of the Supreme Court
This article explores the accomplishments of Ruth Bader Ginsburg during the time she served as the U.S. Supreme Court Justice, mainly on women's rights and gender equality.
The Early Days of Kamala Harris
An article covering Kamala Harris' childhood and career breaking down her main sources of inspiration for delving into the world of politics.
How are the Sports Seasons like During the Pandemic?
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.
Learn About These 5 Incredible Teachers at Seisen
If you would like to learn more about some fun facts about 5 teachers at Seisen, read this article!
5 Books to Make Your List This December
Here are my top 5 book recommendations for the Christmas break! The books cover different genres that are appealing to all types of readers.
Should All SAT/ACT Centers be Closed?
SAT/ACT test centers should remain open for the following reasons discussed in the article.
A Solution to Overexploitation
An overview of the several problems that have arisen due to the detrimental impacts of overexploitation.
Let’s Take a Look at Our Brains When We are Reading
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Celebrating Trump’s Loss - Not Biden’s Win
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What Inspired the New Student-led ELs?
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.
Finding Yourself
Concrete and practical advice as well as secrets uncovered to launch you on your journey of self-discovery.
The Rise of a New Prime Minister
Who is Yoshihide Suga? An article on the backgrounds and views of the new Prime Minister of Japan.
What's the Deal with Anime and Manga?
Learn about the differences between anime and manga and why it is appealing to so many types of audiences!
Breonna Taylor: Story of a Friend and Victim
Insight into the case of Breonna Taylor, a victim of racism and police brutality.
"How International is the International Baccalaureate (IB) at Seisen?"
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.
“I had stomached watching excessive use of force for years” — An Interview with an Ex-Officer
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.
Police Brutality Needs to Stop; Police Reforms Need to Happen
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
Thoughts on Privilege and Anti-Racist Reform in International Schools in a Time of Change
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.
Why Do People DREAM?
This article's main purpose is to give people an idea of what their dreams might indicate and what the real purpose of your dreams are. Are they important or not? Read more to find out.
How To Prepare For Musical Auditions
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Phoenix on the Rise: Chiang Mai Basketball Tournament Champions
The Seisen Varsity basketball team headed off to Thailand for five days of service and culture to compete in the Chiang Mai baskeball tournament.
Debate
Debate in Seisen and its advantages
All About the Coronavirus
Coronavirus recently spreading around the world. Here is what it means for you.
Engaging with Nature: Grade 7 Ski Trip
In the Grade 7 Ski Trip, the students enjoyed an opportunity to unplug, enjoy nature, and break out of their comfort zone.
Putting an End to Corporate Greed: Woke Capitalism
When will corporations and politicians begin fulfilling their social responsibility? With the rise of the "woke capitalism" movement, this may become a reality.
Wheelchair Basketball with Shinji Negi
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.
Uganda: The Pearl of Africa
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What It's Like to Be a Counsellor
Ms.Cristina has been a counsellor here at Seisen for 3 years. Not only is she a role model for many students, but also a helping hand in their times of great need. In this in-depth interview with her, we focus on sharing what it's like to be a counsellor and much more, with the students and faculty at Seisen.
What Japanese History Lessons Leave Out; How Japanese Education Encourages Hatred Towards its Neighboring Nations
The issues with Japanese history textbooks and why it's important.
Designer Babies, The Key To A Better Developed World
Designer Babies and its advantages
The Argument for Trump's Impeachment
Trump Impeachment
Emotional Yet Exciting Day with the JV Volleyball Team
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The Enemy of Humanity and our Earth: Petrochemicals
The smell of cleaning detergents, a widely regarded fragrance, permeating schools, are posing severe risks, not limited to depression, anxiety, birth defects, infertility, multiple chemical sensitivity(MCS), intractable diseases, and degenerative diseases such as cancer, merely due to ignorance.
Is Censorship Ever The Solution?
Is censorship ever the solution?
The Underlying Dangers of “Joker”
The Underlying Dangers of “Joker”
The Effects of Sleep Deprivation
The Effects of Sleep Deprivation
Speech Competition Brings Success and Strengthens Community
Speech 2019
Fall Band Festival
Fall Band Festival
The Life of a New Dad
An interview with Mr. Lee about being a father
Memes and the Tourism Problems Behind It
Memes and the Tourism Problems Behind It
How Do We Combat the Devastating Effects of Poverty?
In 2020, we have to stop the nonsense of talking and start acting.
‘Friends’, the Cultural Phenomenon
Why Friends is a cultural phenomenon
Why scientists cannot rule out the possibility that we are living in a simulation
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Behind the Scenes of Presidential Elections in the USA
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Are Charities Worth Donating To?
How to determine whether a charity is reliable or not
The Significance of Japanese Right-Wing Net Citizens:"Netouyo"
The terrifying Japanese neo-nationalists: Netouyo
UNFORGETTABLE ADVENTURE: The Juniors Canyons Trip
canyons trip 2019
Overcoming Obstacles faced with Stress
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The Benefits of Progressive Sex Education - A Look into the Dutch Curriculum
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The Importance of Redefining Masculinity
The importance of redefining masculinity
Who are the Newbies?
introducing the new teachers
Another Year of Ecstatic Performances from the Wabi-Sabi Fall One-Act Play!
The 2019 Wabi-Sabi Fall Play!
Original Lion King VS 2019 Lion King
Comparison between the original Lion King and the 2019 Lion King
Urban Legend of the Slit-Mouthed Woman
A terrifying Japanese urban legend
House Picnic Wraps the Week with Fun and Interaction
House Picnic 2019
Cross Country Finals: Tremendous Improvement Shown with Dedication!
2019 XC Finals
The Detrimental Short and Long Term Effects of Bullying
The deleterious impacts of bullying are enlightened in this article.
Typhoon Does Not Control Us, Another Year of Success!
A recap of Festival of Nations
“How dare you!”: Young people are rising up for a better, more eco-friendly world
Greta Thunberg's potent speech at the United Nation’s Climate Action Summit left a legacy.
Countering Climate Change at Seisen
The Environmental Action Initiative EL at Seisen led by Mr Bevan
9th Grades’ Cultural Exploration in Nagano
Grade 9
JV Tennis Jamboree: The Beginning of a Thrilling Season
The JV Tennis Jamboree was a learning experience for many.
Exploring Appalling Untold Stories in Cambodia: Why We Need to Use Privilege to Serve Communities
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.
Senior's Soulful Adventures in Seoul
The 12th Grader's trip to Seoul marks the first overseas grade trip at Seisen.
Winding back the clock: St. Raphaela Day
We wind back the clock to investigate the origin of the annual St. Raphaela Day of service.
Greatest Showman - Movie Review ★★★☆☆
This is a movie review for the Greatest Showman (2018).
The 8th Grade trip to Hiroshima enabled the students to engage with the culture and history of the prefecture: April 2 ~ April 5
This article covers the cultural aspects of the Grade 8 Hiroshima trip.
Senior Prank Day: The Immense Role of Social Media
This article captures the triumphant role of social media in senior prank day.
Grade 10 Kyoto and Nara Trip
The Grade 10 students visited Kyoto and Nara on a 4 days/3 nights trip and explored Japanese culture and strengthen bonds between their friends.
Spring Musical April 12-14, Features "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown"
The Spring Musical features the 1947 musical comedy production, "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown". Three students from Seisen were cast, and all put forth an excellent performance! The students share their inputs on overcoming obstacles, as well as their motivation to audition for the musical.
Calling for action: China’s ethnic cleanse of the Uyghurs through “reeducation camps”
The Uyghurs are being eradicated of their ethnic identity. Here's how this started.
Deadly Permafrost
The issues posed by climate change, including the outbreak of anthrax
Ninao - The soft serve you've been longing for
A new taiwanese in Sangenjaya soft-serve cafe boasts over 100 unique flavors.
All the New in Seisen
All the changes in Seisen since 2018 summer.
Guam Trip
An insight on what exactly the API cross country trip entails.
The Firsts and Lasts in This Year’s Christmas Concert
The annual Christmas Concert at St. Mary's was a success. Here are the voices from two singers, what it feels like to be new and how it feels to say goodbye.
The Purpose of Affirmative Action
How has the policy evolved over the years and what should we do to navigate through the complicated controversy that currently surrounds it?
First MUN conference helps new MUN students to improve on their debating and critical thinking skills
Both seniors and freshmen describe what the first MUN conference of the year was like and how it helped them in their MUN skills.
HS Brainbowl Enhances Student Learning Abilities at Seisen
The annual brain bowl competition provides a wonderful opportunity for Seisen students to adapt to various learning and life skills.
Just Seisen Things: When Mr. Bevan is Thirsty
First of the "Just Seisen Things" comic series.
Festival Of Nations Boasts New Booths
The 2018 FON featured new booths, along with the classics, ending another year with success!
Growing Out of Creativity
In our constantly evolving world, with technology easily replacing manpower, how can we ready the next generation, if we tie them down to the current norms? This article explores the lack of creativity in our current educational systems, and the importance of reshaping the mindsets of people on the creative arts
Crazy Canyons Campers
The Grade 11ʻs kicked start their school year with a canyons trip and bonded with friends.
The Captivating World of Journalism: Profiles of Seisen Alumni Journalists
2 Seisen almuni, Lisa Torio and Alisa Yamasaki, share their stories on their careers as multicultural female journalists.
Humans of Seisen: With Gratitude…
The people behind the scenes who are the true hard workers of Seisen.
Humans of Seisen: Never Stop Learning
Mr. Lee shares his experiences with teaching and gives advice on "loving to learn."
Uncovering the Pseudoscience behind HPV vaccines
The controversy behind HPV vaccinations and its effects on the Japanese population.
Honor Choir Dazzled by a Stimulating Opportunity with Dr. Barnum
This article covers Dr. Barnum's impact on the Seisen singers involved in Honor Choir.
KG Outing to Kinuta Park; Why go to Kinuta?
The Kindergarten students traveled to Kinuta for their yearly tradition of relaxing and enjoying nature.
Nines Conquer Nagano
Grade 9 students meet the Seisen Nagano girls on a homestay trip, and create lasting friendships with their host sisters.
Chiang Mai Basketball Tournament Diary
Take a look at the day-to-day adventures of a student-athlete in Chaing Mai!
The Intriguing World of the International Language
Exploring the interesting use of "Janglish" commonly spoken by International students.
Seisen Graduate Matilde Piras Provides Advice for HS Students
A guideline on how to survive IB.
Seniors Embark on their Final High School Blast
Read about '18 class trip, the first ever senior trip to Hokkaido.
Middle School Bowled their Way to Friendship
Read here to find out how the Middle School bowing went.

Social Media Kills MS Social
Ms Social faces attendee decline as students prefer chatting on their phones, rather than going to a dance to socialise.
Hokkaido: Conquer the Local Cuisines of the Gourmet Heaven of Japan
The seniors travelled to Hokkaido for their grade trip and enjoyed delicious local cuisines.
Long Lasting Commitment of the Senior Debaters
Here is a behind the scenes of the dedicated senior debaters.
Boosting Extracurriculars: Duke Camping Trip
The exciting Duke of Edinburgh camping Trip in September of 2017
New Beginnings: Incoming 7th Graders Take First Step Into Middle School
The new 7th graders describe their transition into middle school.
Humans of Seisen: The Making of Ms. Rogers
Behind-the-scenes of the head of Seisen, Ms. Rogers.