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For more details about club membership or performance/workshop requests, you may contact us using the form on the right (it goes to our email) or email us directly at:

mail [at] nussadoclub [dot] org

Please note that as much as we would love to correspond with you, we would not reply to emails (including via the contact form) pertaining to:

-Requests for room usage by external parties (room belongs to JS Department, not us)
-Advertising for webhosting/website coding/SEO (we can manage on our own, thank you)
-Any other non Sado (tea ceremony) related advertising emails which we deem as spam

Snail Mail:
NUS Sado Club c/o Dept of Japanese Studies
Block AS8 Level 5
10 Kent Ridge Crescent
Singapore 119260

Interested students can also head straight down to our room during our practice sessions for a direct experience.

For opening hours, please refer to [Practice]

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Blog

JS2230 Itadakimasu – Food in Japan Module 2019

15 Mar 2019

The club held demonstrations again for the JS2230 Itadakimasu module this year 6th, 7th and 14th March. Goto sensei and Kodera Sensei from Japan was invited to conduct a tea ceremony for the students of the module. This marks the fourth year of our collaboration with Itadakimasu Module. This year, we asked the students to guess the theme of Spring, with the sweets, flowers and kimono that the senseis chose to wear.

Sensei Visit January 2019

28 Jan 2019

Our Senseis came down from 24th to 26th January for the first of three annual visits. Our sensei also took the opportunity to perform hatsugama(初釜) during her visit. Hatsugama is a special ceremony performed in the first month of the year and is usually performed by sensei to his/her students. Our students and alumni members also took this opportunity to receive more instruction from our senseis to further improve themselves.

Japanese Cultural Festival 2019

28 Jan 2019

The club participated in the annual Japanese Cultural Festival on 26th January 2019. Numerous members of the public got to experience Japanese Tea Ceremony first hand as well as eat sweets and drink a bowl of tea. Coincidentally, the club also had sensei visit on the same day and our senseis came down to watch our students perform Japanese Tea Ceremony and receive a bowl of tea themselves as well.