Installing Java in Windows7 with JapaneseLang showing ???? Question Marks

Hi Team,
Installing Oracle Java in Windows 7 with Japanese Language showing Question Marks silmilar as below in the Installation wizard instead of Japanese/English Characters,
Java(TM) ?????
???????? Java ???????
??? OK ???? Java.com ?????
Is this an issue with Oracle to have the relevant multilingual component to be installed or configured if the OS is running a language other than English.
Can anyone help to get this clarifed and get sorted out from this issue.
Thanks in Advance!

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