- A short introduction to the series and characters Read more Check out story from file 1

- A short introduction to the series and characters Read more Check out story from file 1

Mai Taniyama is the main protagonist of Ghost Hunt and is the assistant to Kazuya Shibuya whom she nicknames 'Naru' (short for narcissist). At the end of Volume 1, she was hired to work part-time at Shibuya Psychic Research. Mai is a petite teen

Kazuya Shibuya (Naru) is the owner of SPR (Shibuya Psychic Research). He is known to be moody, a narcissist, and very confident in what he does. He hires Mai Taniyama as his assistant after the events that occurred at the old schoolhouse next to

Lin Koujo, originally from Hong Kong, is Kazuya Shibuya (Naru)'s assistant and guardian. He is considered taciturn and solemn, but he can rarely be friendly. He usually gets the most unpleasant jobs, working from day through night. It is said he

Houshou Takigawa (often called simply Monk, or Bou-san in Japanese) is a powerful Buddhist exorcist working for SPR. Before the series began, he was a monk at Mt. Koya. It is later revealed, however, that he only became a monk because his family

Ayako Matsuzaki (松崎 綾子 Matsuzaki Ayako) is a Shinto priestess (in Japanese, miko) who performs exorcisms for SPR. However, her exorcisms often fail as her powers are reliant on a special connection to

John Brown is a nineteen year old (now 20) Caucasian catholic priest from Australia who learned to speak Japanese with a Kansai accent, thus giving his sentences a rather odd, humorous structure. Good-natured and helpful, he helps Mai and Naru h

Masako Hara (原 真砂子 Hara Masako) is a TV medium with a gift for seeing and channeling spirits, although it is questionable whether her powers come from possession or psychometry. Although she is only 16 when the series begins, she has a thoughtfu

Osamu Yasuhara (安原 修 Yasuhara Osamu) first appeared as a client of SPR; as the president of the student council, Yasuhara urged Kazuya Shibuya (Naru) to investigate strange happenings at his school. It was Yasuhara's persuading (and the petition