Toyo University Inoue Enryo Memorial Museum

The Inoue Enryo Memorial Museum at Toyo University in Hakusan is a museum dedicated to the university's founder. It displays documents, photographs, and personal belongings through multiple exhibits and presentation spaces.

The founder established the university in 1920 and helped advance Japanese philosophy and education. The museum itself opened in 2005 to preserve his contributions and scholarly work.

The exhibits show how the founder blended Eastern philosophy with Western learning methods. Visitors can see how this combination shaped Japanese education during the early 1900s.

The museum offers guided tours and educational programs that explain the exhibits in detail. Researchers can access extensive archival materials focused on Japanese philosophical thought and development.

The building combines modern exhibition techniques with traditional Japanese design elements. This blend creates a special setting that reflects the founder's own approach to blending cultures.

Location: Hakusan

Official opening: April 2005

Address: 東京都文京区白山5-28-20

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

GPS coordinates: 35.72371,139.74978

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:08