Asian Myriad fonts (CH, KO, JP)

Hi guys,
Can you please help me.
I have Adobe InDeisgn CS6, creative suite. It inludes Myriad font by default.
I have a project with some Asian languages (Chinese, Korean, Japanese). InDesign displays fonts as "[Myriad pro-R-cht]", so missing.
However, according to specification it should support these languages.
How can I activate Asian support?
Have you ever used Myriad for these languages?
Many thanks for your help!

My gut feeling is that you are dealing with a composite font. These fonts take Latin glyphs from one font and CJK from another font, but present them to ID as a single font - and if you don't overtly name your composite font something that makes sense, the default name is usually pretty incomprehensible. Did your project start on an East Asian localization of ID?
It's funny that it's based on Myriad, though - the Latin glyphs from Myriad Pro and the Latin glyphs from Kozuka Gothic Pro differ in scale and weight, but are very similar to one another. So similar that I would have simply used Kozuka Gothic. The same is true of Adobe Heiti (but you only get one weight free with ID; maybe that's why your provider felt the need to make a composite font based off of Myriad).

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