Article by Anna Milstein, Writer
June 7, 2019 • No Comments
A few weeks ago, Dohyun Kim and I were lucky enough to interview Motoko Rich, the Tokyo bureau chief for the New York Times; she began working for the Times in 2003. She attended ASIJ from second to fourth grade. Ms....
Article by Marine Savoure, Writer
June 6, 2019 • No Comments
Race. Religion. Politics. Sexual orientation. Lifestyles. Hairstyles. Difference enrichens humanity. Yet difference has too often been―and continues to be―a cause of division. Science teacher Suren Tummala knows...
Article by Lauren Hartz, Writer
June 4, 2019 • No Comments
During activity period and the latter half of lunch, the library is chock-full of people. Look around, and you’ll see students socializing, students studying, students playing video games, and students sleeping. Conspicuously...
Article by Kokoro Igawa, Writer
June 2, 2019 • No Comments
With the number of news articles all over the internet about climate change and how it is affecting our earth, it is easy to feel as though you can’t make a difference at all. However, this is not true. As an individual,...
Article by Serena Landers, Writer
May 28, 2019 • No Comments
When leaving students are asked what they’ll miss about Japan, one of the things that come up often are the convenience stores, or konbini. With a multitude of products and services, these stores are ever-present on Tokyo’s...
Article by Astrid Wihman, Writer
May 3, 2019 • No Comments
As students at ASIJ, we are frequently faced with questions about our futures — particularly relating to our college choices and careers. Though much of it is needless worrying, it’s all well intended. But perhaps it’s...
Article by Lisa Neureiter, Writer
April 18, 2019 • No Comments
Each year, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling, US colleges and universities receive hundreds of thousands of applications from around the world. As we know, the decision of whether or not...
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Article by Ann-Li Hitosugi and Masa Kawasaki
April 10, 2019
Submission: A lot of the people at ASIJ who lean conservative say that they feel "discriminated against." (I assume they are using the term lightly, but why say it if...
What’s The TEAlio? Social Groups and Parties at ASIJ
December 5, 2018
November 13, 2018
Have a pressing issue? An unresolved conflict, also known as “beef”? Or an early-life crisis? Maybe some pent-up angst? Submit your thoughts and opinions, dilemmas and predicaments–all of which we refer to as the “Tea”–to your two favorite Seniors, Ann-Li and Masa, and we will gladly provide you with totally unqualified and unsolicited advice!
Article by Emma Rekate, Writer, Photographer
May 21, 2019 • No Comments
Trash is everywhere, all of the time. Recently, the amount of garbage being left around the school is unacceptable. No matter if it is yours or not, everyone needs to do their part in respecting the space...
Article by Alex Katsuleres
April 18, 2019 • No Comments
It has been a few weeks since the US federal indictment called “Operation Varsity Blues” came down upon college-admissions consultants, several coaches, parents, and administrators, detailing the absurd...
Article by Kokoro Igawa, Writer
March 15, 2019 • 8 Comments
Boys afraid to show any emotion that isn’t anger. Adults telling boys to “man up.” The mindset that men deserve a dominant position in society. These situations are all examples of toxic masculinity...
February 13, 2019
Gillette’s New Ad Stirs Controversy
February 5, 2019
The Great Book Locker Room – Library Schism
December 5, 2018
Article by Astrid Wihman, Writer
March 17, 2019 • 2 Comments
Despite China’s reputation for air pollution, the morning of February 27 began with clear skies. Amidst brisk spring weather, a group from ASIJ made its way to the AMIS...
Article by Emma Rekate, Writer, Photographer
March 13, 2019 • 2 Comments
Up in Hokkaido, the northernmost prefecture of Japan, two hours away from Sapporo, lies a ski area named Niseko, otherwise known as ASIJ’s February Ski Break Campus. Niseko...
The NBA Season, Part II: What to Watch For
February 27, 2019
The NBA season is reaching its mid-way point....
The Resurgence of the Wrestling Program
February 19, 2019
Since the year 2000, the New England...
Hoops for the Wealthy: How the NBA is Limiting Fan Access
January 21, 2019
In sports, there’s nothing quite like going...
Anna reports on Hanabi’s day with Motoko Rich—Tokyo bureau chief for the New York Times and former ASIJ elementary student—and her life in print. https://t.co/KM2KfiaqIQ #asij #asijHighSchool #花火 #hanabi #studentpublication
In case you missed it: Not all ASIJ grads go immediately to college. Julie talks with some of our seniors about their upcoming mandatory military service.
https://t.co/sPMPd12VGp #asij #asijHighSchool #花火 #hanabi #studentpublication
We remember 3/11, a day that forever changed Japan. Alissa writes about the English Circle’s work in Fukushima, and we have an accompanying podcast. Read, listen, remember. https://t.co/H27EX7Vf1s #asij #asijHighSchool #花火 #hanabi #studentpublication
Spoiler alert: Kyler Caldwell hates spoilers. You too? Get his tips for how to avoid them at school! https://t.co/LYHoJBdFOA #asij #asijHighSchool #花火 #hanabi #studentpublication
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