JAVA + ACCESS + MYSQL + ENCODING!!!!

i have to migrate some data from access to mysql. however, i have some japanese characters in the access table and whenever i am done w/ migration and open the mysql table, i see bunch of ?????? instead japanese character. since im now working for a japanese company, this pc is in japanese eviorioment.
i set mysql table to use utf8. does anyone here know whats going wrong? i guess there is something to do w/ encoding stuff. please help!!!
here is some more information:
java1.5.1, access2003, mysql5.1 and japanese xp

HXTT Access(http://www.hxtt.com/access.html) supports Japanese. You can try http://www.hxtt.com/test/mysql_migration.zip . You should visit http://forums.mysql.com/list.php?104 too.

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