Activity Centres
Singapore Soka Association activity centres serve as venues for the
organisation to conduct monthly events such as religious ceremonies,
prayer sessions, Buddhist lecture classes and discussions. Besides, the
centres are also grounds for in-house preparation works for community
projects and rehearsals for cultural performances. The centres'
auditoriums are also used to stage in-house concerts, exhibitions, book
fairs etc.
Senja Soka Centre
Soka Culture Centre
Soka Kindergarten
Soka Youth Centre
Geylang Soka Centre
Tampines Soka Centre
The SSA Headquarters Building was officially opened on January 1, 1993 by Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong. It houses the central administration of the Association.
The Ikeda Culture Auditorium on the second storey is the centre's main prayer hall. The auditorium with capacity for some 800 people has been the venue for some of the Association's major events like world peace prayer sessions, buddhist lectures, book exhibitions and concerts.
The administration office and publications department are on the first storey. Located at the basement is the Soka Women's Centre that includes the SWC Office, Conference Room and the Sales Room.
Address : 10 Tampines Street 81, Singapore 529014
Tel: 67873255
The Tampines Soka Centre was officially opened on February 8, 1998 by Mr Yatiman Yusof, Senior Parliamentary Secretary of Ministry of Information and the Arts, and Member of Parliament for Tampines GRC.
The three-storey building houses the Diamond Hall, which is also the venue for wedding ceremony, on the ground floor. Situated on level 2 is an auditorium with a seating capacity 400. A large conference room and several prayer rooms can be found on level 3 of the building. The carpark area is located at the basement.
Address: 5 Tampines Street 92, Singapore 528890
Tel: 67830052
The Soka Culture Centre is located at Jurong West Street 76. It was officially opened on August 30, 1998 by Mr Peter Chen, then Senior Minister of State for Education and Member of Parliament for Hong Kah GRC.
The centre is design-built as a facility that fulfils both the needs of the membership as a place for religious gathering, as well as a centre for the promotion of arts and cultural events. The Soka Culture Centre has a 500-seat concert hall cum auditorium equipped with sound and lighting facilities. SCC also has two exhibition halls, an 80-seat amphitheatre and several small rooms for meeting and conference purposes.
Exhibitions featured include
photographic works of SGI President Ikeda and "Liu Kang at 88" - an exhibition of the late Singapore pioneer artist's oil paintings.
Address: 8 Jurong West Street 76, Singapore 648369
Tel: 67933600
The Geylang Soka Centre is the first activity centre of the Association. This meeting facility has been serving the needs of the pioneer members since the early 1970s.
The Centre is currently utilised for back-stage preparation works and practice ground for SSA's cultural activities. Very often, members can be seen working till the wee hours of the morning preparing props and costumes for
performances at events such as National Day Parade and Chingay.
Address: 57 Lorong 18 Geylang, Singapore 398827
Tel: 67443119
The Telok Blangah Soka Centre was officially opened on October 12, 1984 by SGI Vice President Matsuyama. Its main prayer hall on the second storey, named Hall of Eternal Happiness has a capacity of 600. The Rainbow Hall on the mezzanine level has capacity for 50. The Lion Hall on the first storey has capacity for 100. The Sales Room is located on the first storey. The Centre hosted the first visit of Soka Gakkai International President Daisaku Ikeda to Singapore in February 1988.
Address: 91 Wishart Road (off Telok Blangah Road),
Singapore 098728
Tel: 62788022
The Soka Youth Centre, established on April 7, 2001, is dedicated to youth development. The four-storey building houses an office, a library, a conference room, a prayer hall cum auditorium, each with a capacity of 300. The Soka Youth Centre was converted from the Pasir Panjang Soka Centre, which was officially opened on March 16, 1987.
The Soka Youth Centre is managed by youth division members.
Address: 156 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118554
Tel: 64731711
SSA Library
"Reading is a journey. You can travel east, west, north and south, and become acquainted with new people and places. Reading gives you free access to the treasures of the human spirit -- from all ages, from all parts of the world. One who knows this possesses unsurpassed
wealth." ~ SGI President Daisaku Ikeda
The library is open to both members and the public.
Location of Library
Level 4
Opening Hours
Weekdays: 1pm - 9pm
Weekends & Public Holidays: 10am - 9pm
The Senja Soka Centre was officially opened by Mr David T E Lim, then Acting Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts on October 12, 2002. Located near the Senja LRT station, the SSC is the first activity centre established in the northern region. It is also the first SSA centre to house a columbarium.
The four-storey building has nine prayer halls and rooms. The main prayer hall, named Hall of Gratitude, is at level four. This column-free hall has a capacity of 700 has adjacent toilets and preparation rooms.
The An-Le Temple (meaning Temple of Peace and Happiness) that was officially opened on March 16, 1997. The An-Le Temple was formerly located at Tampines Soka Centre.
The columbarium, named An-Le Memorial Hall, is specially designed and equipped to meet the members' needs for a peaceful final resting place for their deceased family members.
Address: 11 Senja Road Singapore 677739
Tel: 67668674
Columbarium Office Hours
Weekdays: 9am - 5 pm
Weekends, including Public Holidays: 10 am - 4 pm