Japanese Characters on MI client display.

Hi All,
I am having the Japanese OS PDA.but i am not able to see the Japanese character on the SAP MI Client interface.
In mobile 5 english OS device i am able to see the Japanese characters on SAP MI Client interface by making some changes at registry level.
I am using the softbank mobile 5 device.Please suggest.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Regards
Devendra..

Hi All,
To be more precise I am not familiar with the japanese language.There are many options for selecting the languge type in the keyboard like katakana,hiragana and kanji.Also we can set the charset value in the extra option in the menu of PIE.
I tried many permutation combination but i am getting squares instead of japanese characters.I think we might not have to make changes at the registry level as its a japanese OS PDA so something to do with settings for PIE.Please suggest.
Thanks
Regards
Devendra

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