ILife 08 language support - Japanese / English

I live in Japan, but am a native English speaker. I had to purchase iLife 08 from the Japanese web site (Apple Store) and the DVD is all in Japanese. If I open it can I install the iLife 08 software in English? I don't want to open it unless I am sure so I will be able to return it if necessary. Thanks in advance.
David

I bought mine yesterday in Ginza. Don't worry about the packaging or the box. As Tom wrote above, "iLife is multilingual. When it is installed, it displays in whatever language your system" - so just insert the disk and choose English and the UI will be in English. After the software is installed you can easily switch to Japanese if you want (my wife uses Nihongo on her account I created on the iMac so her UI is in Japanese - but even then on my English UI account, I can mix typewritten text in Japanese easily as well - that is the beauty of Apple).
One comment though - if you've ever used iMovie HD 6.0 you'll be very disappointed in iMovie '08 - it *****. So be prepared - you've been warned. Just check out the threads is this Discussion. Read on.

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