Extended Characterset support for Files/Folders

Does anyone have any ideas on how to implement say Japanese folder names in iFS?
It doesn't seem to work natively - even with db configured to UTF-8.
I've even tried from Japanese Windows (where you can store folders locally with japanese characters in filename).
Thanks
James

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... hopefully you will not have to send another document to the same deliverer the very same day. Even if you add the minutes, a date tells you nothing about the contents. This is no problem as long as I receive nothing but purchase confirmations from you. But as a customer I will receive both sales confirmations and invoices, and then I think it's nice to see what the document is about.
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