Japanese backslash problem

Hi all,
I am storing Japanese characters in MySQL database, the database encoding is Shitf_JIS. All characters are working fine except �\�� this character. I made a Google search and found out that this character has a backslash in trailer byte. While storing in the db this backslash is stripped off. So it displays a strange character instead of the original one. Has anybody faced this problem? If any please suggest me a solution. Its very very urgent. The configuration is,tomcat 3.3.1, MySQL 3.2.3, Apcahe on Linux machine.
Thanx in advance.
Regards,
Raj

In many Japanese environments the characters
(char)0x005c ('\')
(char)0x00a5 ('�')
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