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Here is the tutorial... in thai. I took a look and i found it clear enough to be understood. In the 1st place i do felt that there should be no language barriers when it comes to music.
Chords:
Cadd9: 0203
G: 0232
Em: 0321
D: 2220

Reference: http://www.daveabbott.com/ukulele/chord-chart/svg/gcea.html



And here is her performance. Appreciate her efforts with the subtitle and chords aligned below.

In this tutorial there is a use of Cadd9 chord. That is new to me too. I went to find out more, and it simply means is a C Major chord, with the 9th note (CDEFGABCD) . So you just need to play GDEC.

For more info: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080603123950AA5sjdI

Finding out more on a song that used on a major event earlier this year.

Here is the ukulele tutorial on it.
No capo, 6 chords and a little fanciful for the strumming patterns.
Chords:
C: 0003
B: 4322
Am: 2000
G: 0232
F: 2010
G: 0232
Strum: up, down, chuck. Up, down, up, down, chuck.

I would say that this is a little bit tough for the beginner. Good luck!

Here are the chords for the ukulele

It is quite simple... but i believe it needs some alteration to the lyrics.
Chords:
G: 0232
D: 2220
Em: 0321
C: 0003

Taken from: http://www.e-chords.com/chords/justin-bieber/mistletoe
Correct lyrics: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/j/justin_bieber/mistletoe_ukulele_crd.htm

If i have time, I will post the correct version with lyrics later

Here is a demo on the strumming pattern if you are interested. However i think it can be better :)

Beat'Abox is local store that manufacture their own cajon, located at Scape, Orchard. They also conduct lessons on regular basis lessons. http://beatabox.com.sg/ Check out their foldable Cajon series

Looking at this recently to reduce the strains on the "standard" posture


http://meinlpercussion.com/products/Product/show/631/609/

Some demo on jamming on it