I have some fonts showing up in Japanese(?)

I just installed illustrator from CC. First object I insert and some fonts are named in English but have Japanese characters instead of "sample"
Other fonts are all Japanese.
I checked edit > preferences > type.
There is no English option of any kind .Just Display East Asian Options (Unchecked) and show Indic options (also unchecked).
All UI elements are in English.
Anyone have a fix for this?

Which fonts are they, can we see a screenshto? Are they actually Asian?
Even though you install Windows and Adobe Creative Suite in English, you are still bombarded with many foreign fonts you have to manually uninstall too reduce the length of your font list.
try edit >> preferences >>type >> show font names in English

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