NTU Sado Club 「南洋理工大学茶道部」

18/01/2020

14/01/2020

18/02/2019

Ready for the next one!

Would you like some matcha and sweets?
Do join us for the next one at 2.30pm at the Sado booth at the JAC Japanese Culture Festival at Canopy K, North Spine NTU!

Demonstration timings:
2.30pm, 3.30pm, 5pm

18/03/2018

Hey minna~!

Our club was featured in an article for the February issue of 月刊 遠州, a magazine which talks about Enshu-ryu Sado. The article talked about part of our OEP trip to Japan where we were hosted by the Gakushuin Girls University as well as Kyoritsu Girls Middle School. Please do give it a read! ☺️

01/01/2018

明けまして おめでとう ございます！
Happy New Year!

今年も宜しくお願いします！
Please take care of us this year as well!

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On December 2017, NTU Sado Club organized an OEP trip to Japan for the students to learn more about the origins of the Japanese tea ceremony, especially the winter ceremony.

We have visited the Enshu-ryu Iemoto's dojo, Gakushuin Girls University, Kyouritsu Girls Middle School, Toyama University, and Unebi High School.

Thank you for hosting and entertaining us!
We have learnt a lot and it has made this trip a lot more meaningful.
We hope to see you all again soon! 😊

本当にありがとう　ございました！😊

18/11/2017

On 7th October, NTU Sado Club had the privilege of performing an Obon ceremony for Janus Et Cie. We are proud to have been able to share with the guests not only tea and okashi, but also on the brief history of Japanese Tea Ceremony.

10/10/2017

On 7th Oct, our NTU Sado club performed for Janus Et Cie and we are extremely delighted to be able to serve a strong 40-people crowd. Special thanks to NUS Sado Alumni and Luxe Catering for the wonderful support 😊

Photo Credit: Ahmad

12/09/2017

Update: For AY19/20 Semester 2, we are open Wednesdays, 2pm to 6pm.

Looking forward to see you all!

12/09/2017

to first week of sado,
And now we are in week 5!

Ganbatte minna!

22/08/2017

Thank you for joining us at NTU Fest! We felt honoured to have so many of you visiting our performance booth, and we look forward to future events!

18/08/2017

Hello minna~! We will be having a booth at NTU Fest 2017 on 19 August from 2pm to 6pm at The Wave! Feel free to drop by to have a look and join us for a first-hand experience of traditional Japanese tea ceremony!

Hope to see you there!😉

P.S. Guess who is in this photo 😂

13/08/2017

Hi everyone! NTU Sado Club will be having our Welcome Tea Session on 22nd Aug (Tues) 4pm at South Spine S4 Communication Skills Laboratory 12. If you would like to sign up for it, please register through here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSciDauTd4UHDB3fBZt9YrI7X6jetGBd2GedE12DiOCK5xHQGg/viewform?usp=sf_link

05/03/2017

On 4th March, Sado Club was able to host visitors and the public during NTU's open house together with Japanese Appreciation Club. Many junior college and polytechnic graduates came, and so we chose 夢 (Dream) as the theme and Shion (紫苑) which represented remembrance. The message we wanted to convey to these teenagers is despite the difficulties, never forget your dreams. We were honoured to be able to host a variety of guests from different background and culture. Special thanks to Japanese Appreciation Club and the Student Union for helping us out so much for this event.

04/03/2017

Join us at NTU Open House now! Sado club is at the open space at the Quad

02/03/2017

On 1st March, we are excited to have our sister club, NUS Sado Club 「シンガポール国立大学茶道部」 over at NTU for the reciprocal visit. The members knew each other already, and it was a very comfortable event. Host (亭主) for the day was Vice-president Yi Hun Chui who chose the theme 因縁, while Vice-president Yvonne Tan performed the Ippuku ceremony for our NUS Sado Club friends. It was an honour to be able to host NUS Sado Club, and it was a very memorable day for all of us. We look forward to future annual visits.

12/02/2017

11/02/2017

Day 2 and last day of JCF 2017. We would like to thank all Sado Club members who helped out with manning the booth, as well as the decoration design. A great thank you to NTU Japanese Appreciation Club for helping out so much as well. Thank you everyone for coming down