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Waseda’s business school is changing the way Japan does business. For many, pursuing an MBA is a chance to open new horizons and make major steps in one’s career. It is an…
By Alec Jordan
Children (no matter how old they are) will probably recognize the names of H. A. and Margret Rey, the creators of the beloved “Curious George” series. But less known are the two…
At Aoba-Japan, activities outside the class play their part in building global communities. 3…2…1…Blast off! The model rocket, powered by an M class engine, shoots into the sky, blown slightly off of…
Located in the Daikanyama neighborhood of Shibuya ward, Elite Open School Learning Resource Center Tokyo (EOS LRC Tokyo) offers an international school experience like no other establishment. A micro-school that is part…
By Lisandra Moor
A British prep school in the heart of Tokyo and Hokkaido is set to open its doors for the first time this summer. August 30 is the date for the grand opening…
By Matthew Hernon
By Weekender Editor
As we explored throughout the classrooms of Summerhill International School, the sound of laughter emanated from every brightly colored corner. On a summer morning we had the opportunity to participate in a…
It is now almost thirty years since The British School in Tokyo threw open its doors to invite in a small group of children to take up the challenge of writing the…
How Aoba-Japan International School (A-JIS) is introducing unique methods to help build communities and prepare children for success and happiness in an unknown future. As the world moves towards an increasingly uncertain…
Seisen International School students celebrate a sense of connection on campus and in their communities, both global and local. For most of Seisen International School’s history, the campus community would recognize their…
For 30 years, ai International has been providing young learners with a warm environment for exploration, education, and collaboration. Founded 30 years ago, ai International School doesn’t chase trends. Instead, they rely…
CWAJ scholarship recipients for 2015, from left to right: Mayumi Imahashi, Taeko Itabashi, Hojung Jung, Samata Tamrakar, Masayuki Izumi, Makoto Tokumitsu By Sarah Custen The College Women’s Association of Japan (CWAJ) has…
A diverse population and a curriculum that challenges its students to truly engage with ideas makes Lakeland College Japan an intriguing draw. The liberal arts college is a unique institution. It’s an…
The British School in Tokyo takes a well rounded approach to excellence When thinking about the kinds of organizations that would be likely contenders to take home an award for best business…
If someone explained to you how to ride a bicycle in the classroom, but never gave you the chance to practice, how well do you think you would do on your first…
It all started with a boat. By Amya Miller Actually, it started with the tsunami that hit Rikuzentakata back in 2011, but the miracle part of the story starts with a boat.…
At The American School in Japan, students learn how thinking like a designer can help solve problems in a variety of subjects. When we hear the word “design,” we are more likely…
The British School in Tokyo joins forces with United World Schools to bring education to the world’s poorest communities. By Brian Christian, Principal of the British School in Tokyo Two years ago…
Trafalgar Castle School helps girls build an education and a sense of self-confidence that will serve them for years to come. Trafalgar Castle is a place like no other—one that cultivates skills,…
Social entrepreneur Patrick Newell reveals how following your heart can lead to good business decisions, and why acting your age isn’t always the right answer. By Alec Jordan One weekend in early…
