Problem in storing JAPANESE character in DB 10g

All,
I have problem in storing data in Db.
I used page directive in JSP like
<%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=iso-2022-jp"%>
in jsp screen in will get JAPANESE character but in DB I found some JUNK but reteriving the same in jsp it shows correct JAPANESE character...
Any one help me please.
I used Hibernate
Thanks and Regards
Babu

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