An increasing number of adolescents and young adults are joining K-pop and J-pop trainee programs and companies. The way the companies manage their training schedules and the demands of their school work make the trainees' lives stressful.
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Five years ago, on February 27, the Class of 2020 had their last day of in-person classes at the International School of the Sacred Heart. Three months later, on May 29, they graduated remotely.
The sun rose as Miyoko woke...
What allows Tokyo to work so seamlessly for millions emerged through a history of intentional reinventions. The megacity's meticulous urban planning allows it to be dynamic, inclusive, and sustainable—a success that is far from accidental. Rather, it’s the result of a series of bold and innovative experimentation by Japan’s forward-thinking organizations, one of them being, Mori Building Co.
A large number of cyclists creates risks, so to prevent as many accidents as possible, strict laws are needed to make riding in the city safer.
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Following the trends of previous pandemics and epidemics, outbreaks happen every 10 years.
Some genuinely passionate students are involved in volunteering to create positive change, but most are in it for the incentives; whether that be for adding the experience to their college resume or building an altruistic reputation, it still doesn’t change the fact that they will have contributed to creating an educated, peaceful, and greener world. So, do the intentions behind volunteering matter?
“Israelism”—a documentary produced by filmmakers Erin Axelman and Sam Eilertsen, who are keen on bridging understanding—follows two young Jewish American individuals raised with an unshakable belief in Israel's righteousness. The film explores how they come to terms with the truths hidden from them and confront the complexities of a conflict they've only seen from one angle.
Project 2025 will have global effects, but the question for students at the International School of the Sacred Heart is: How will Project 2025 affect the 1,057,188 international students enrolled in US universities in 2024?
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As spring approaches,...
An increasing number of adolescents and young adults are joining K-pop and J-pop trainee programs and companies. The way the companies manage their training schedules and the demands of their school work make the trainees' lives stressful.
Touken Ranbu is a popular Japanese video game that personifies traditional Japanese swords, spawning a wide range of media from anime to Kabuki. The inspired musical "Shizukano Umi no Paraiso" has successfully ignited a passionate interest in Japanese swords and history among adolescents: by masterfully capturing the brutality of war and employing vivid imagery and lyrical creativity in their songs, we are reminded to strive for peace like a snow-pure crane’s lullaby, crying for 37,000 souls, and a hideous part of history.
In Tokyo, every moment in society is a constant rush and everyone has somewhere to be. Packed schedules result in meals which are cheap, however, lack wonder, creating a never-ending pattern of dissatisfaction. Break out of that cycle, and fresh, flavorful, and fruity acai bowls await. Beginning in the Amazon via Hawaii, a hidden charm, Aubrey House, sells its spectacular grab-and-go bowls.
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British designer Heatherwick’s multi-billion dollar futuristic reimagining of offices, residences, parks, and plazas finally came to life after decades of diligent discussions and planning. This bold, futuristic development sets a new precedent for urban development, serving as both a natural retreat and a hyper-designed urban jewel in the midst of the busy city Tokyo.
Pokémon is a franchise that has animated movies, games, and other merchandise, such as trading cards. Kogei represents a diverse range of traditional Japanese crafts, from textiles to stonework and ceramics. Together, the Pokémon x Kogei exhibit showcases the immense craftsmanship of traditional ways through the imagery of Pokémon, appealing to all age groups.
A large number of cyclists creates risks, so to prevent as many accidents as possible, strict laws are needed to make riding in the city safer.
Women in Okinawa have been overlooked for decades. They are tired of hearing the same promises made by both the Japanese government and US military bases that they will ensure that something like this will never happen again.
