Inoue Enryo
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Inoue Enryo (井上円了 Inoue Enryō?, March 18, 1858 - June 6, 1919), founder of Toyo University, was a Japanese educator, philosopher and Buddhist.
Enryo was Japan's first scientific investigator of anomalous phenomena. To enlighten his fellow countrymen, he authored a six-volume A Study of Yōkai (妖怪学). As a result, he was best known as Dr. Ghost or Dr. Yōkai.
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It is worthy to note that the Chinese translation of The Study of Yōkai (妖怪學講義) was being done by another famous Chinese educator, philosopher and the Chancellor of Peking University: Dr. Cai Yuanpei.
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