Japanese Character Support

Hi,
Is IdM 8.0 able to handle Japanese characters. Not only in the input fields, but also in all menus, drop downs etc. Or does this depend on the application server setup used to host IdM? If so im using IBM Websphere 6.1, so i guess the same question applies......
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Ant.

Yep apparently it does support the full Japanese character set.

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hm....
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I want to translate the character to code(ex> #5455;).
OK?
Please reply...
p.s I'm sorry my poor english..

Thank you for reply.
but I've already tried that.
I have tried all japanese encoding of "Supported Encodings" from java.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html
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support(chinese, japanese etc) for our applications.
The traditional text is available in the oracle
database and is displayed correctly in toad but when
we access it thru browser/stand alone java app, it is
not shown. The language pack is installed correcly on
the machine. What else is required to be done to show
it? I don�t think so any locale specific settings
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