Can't use Japanese keyboard in iOS 8

I cannot use Japanese keyboard, both Romaji and Kana, after updating to iOS8.
The predictive function that worked well in iOS7 just disappeared with no clues.
Normally, when I type in Kana, it will convert what I type to Kana and when I press Enter, it will show a list of words that match with it. With pressing Enter again, the word I selected will be shown on the screen.
This function can't work anymore in iOS8.
When I type in Kana, it just shows English alphabet with no list of words to be chosen in Japanese after I pressed Enter.
I tried to removed Japanese keyboard many times but it didn't work.
Already Restore & Backup, this didn't work either.

The issue can be solved by the advice in the discussion below
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