Finder displaying some location in chinese font

Hi,
First time poster here. I have done an extensive search of the community but am struggling to find anything that specifically relates to me. Anyway, I ran the upgrade to Yosemite over the weekend and I am now getting some location in my Finder displayed in Chinese fonts. There is no pattern to what changes and upon reboot it may change what is shown in the Chinese characters. I have included a screenshot below:
Anything I can do to fix this?

Here's a funny thing - I thought that the fix of changing to one language had worked. It has, for most views.
However, when I look at the finder under 'Today', 'Yesterday' or 'Past Week', I find quite a lot of files either have their names or types in Japanese - when I look at the same file in its home directory, the language is back to English.
I've tried rebooting and re-starting Finder, but it seems a pretty hard error.

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