Converting garbled characters for JAPANESE characters in a custom table

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I have a custom table that store Japanese characters.
After my company has upgraded to ECC6.0, this data in the custom table has become garbled and its alot of it garbled.
Is there any SAP tool that can I use to make the correction on those garbled Japanese characters?
Thanks,
William Wilstroth

Hi Nils,
I really really really had a field day reading and testing around UC... To my dissappointment, I do not have the authorization to use SUMG and SCP too as well as a few of the TCODES...
I finally told my higher level technical mgnt. that this table might need some changes...
Has this problem of mine got anything to do with MDMP since its no longer supported in ECC6 and I found one coding that search for MDMP in RSVTPROT...
My colleagues suggest that the data be corrected from table DBTABLOG... which i find, in my opinion, is not the right way...
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