My Experience with Doctors in Japan
Just infrastructure isn't enough
Sahana Venugopal (Waseda ‘20)
Sahana Venugopal (Waseda ‘20)
22, INFJ, Sahana is an aspiring investigative journalist and writer studying at Waseda University. She loves reading, film photography, martial arts, writing fiction, debating, vanishing on unplanned hikes, listening to music and planning day trips. When she's not scribbling away, you'll find her searching Tokyo for the perfect cup of coffee, haunting the darkest part of a forest removed from humanity, or lost on the University campus and imploring seniors to decipher kanji for her. The average person has a 10/10 chance of getting into an argument with her.
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You Can't Stop Oppression
Why there’s no such thing as perfect activism or activists
Thoughts from a Post-Instagram World
Why I left and won’t be going back
I Dislike Museums: Here’s Why
A breakdown of common problems and some suggestions for your next trip
Your First Guide to Symphonic Metal
Here are 5 female-fronted bands to get you started
Thoughts on Food from an Ethical Vegetarian
An attempt to explain why some of us decide to eat the way we do
What It's Like To Live Without Facial Recognition
On the social reality of living with a condition known as Face Blindness
Confronting Japan's Fear of Foreign Residents
Why you should pay attention to Xenophobia, regardless of your politics
What To Do On A Mental Health Day
A cold winter day last year, I found myself at home instead of on campus. I wasn’t sick. No headaches, cold, fever, sniffles, But neither...
Your First Guide To Writing A Thesis At Waseda
It’s not as daunting as it sounds if you know what to expect
The App Pandemic
So you want to pocket your phone for a while…but will society let you?
My Experience Using Reusable Sanitary Pads For a Day
Answers to your burning questions will be leaked
Exploring Japanese Netflix Dramas: A Review of 'Million Yen Women'
Are you ready for the most twisted story of your life?
Exploring Japanese Netflix Dramas: A Review of ‘Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories’
Looking for a show that has good food, slice of life revelations, and an unconventional setting? We have you covered.
Please Don’t Praise My English
Five reasons to keep your compliments to yourself
Do We Really Need Beauty?
No. This isn't a rant about make-up.
An Open Letter To Friends Who Can't Look Up From Their Phones
I hope this old-fashioned message finds you all well.
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Why You Should Wake Up Early On Sundays
Come along on a visit to a Tokyo Farmer's Market!
Why #Wanderlust Is Just Another Sign Of Privilege
Do you truly think travel makes you better? Or are you just prejudiced against those can't?
Spring Cleaning and My Experience with the KonMari Method
"Does this spark joy?" Learn how it is like to clean up a room with the famous Japanese-style tidying method.
