How does world_lexer index special characters in Japanese database?

Does any one have any information on how world_lexer indexes special characters (such as $, #,& -, _ etc.) in Japanese database?
Your help will be highly appreciated.

We worked this out via e-mail - the short answer for posterity is that the special characters are not added to the token list and printjoins is not an attribute for the world_lexer.
-Ron

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