Toyo University Inoue Enryo Memorial Museum

The Toyo University Inoue Enryo Memorial Museum exhibits documents, photographs, and personal items belonging to the university's founder through interactive displays and exhibitions.

The museum, which opened in April 2005, preserves the legacy of Inoue Enryo, who established Toyo University in 1920 and advanced Japanese philosophical education.

The museum collections demonstrate the integration of Eastern philosophical traditions with Western academic thought during Japan's educational development in the Meiji period.

Visitors can access guided tours and educational programs that explain the exhibits, while researchers benefit from extensive archival materials about Japanese philosophy.

The museum building combines contemporary exhibition techniques with traditional Japanese design elements to showcase artifacts from the founder's scholarly career.

Location: Hakusan

Official opening: April 2005

Address: 東京都文京区白山5-28-20 112-8606

Website: https://toyo.ac.jp/en/about/founder/iecp/museum

GPS coordinates: 35.72371,139.74978

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05