Javascript popup causing Japanese text transformation

I found out that ALL the popup creating javascript
(window.open - triggered from swf or HTML code) causes the double
to single-byte japanese display transformation.
This happens only on PCs, not on Macs.
You can see the real time exemple on
http://celine.aam-com.com/jp/
Go to COLLECTIONS section (it shows the nav bar on the right
with japanese letters). Then click on the HTML link in Japanese
which opens a popup window. This slitely modify the japanese text
(double to single-byte). On non-Japanese OS, this causes the text
turning into little squares.

Create the <A> like this
<A href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="javascript:fnPopup()">link</a>
or
<A href="javascript:fnPopup()">Link</a>
To achieve this I will type the following in URL
javascript:void(0)" onclick="javascript:fnPopup()
Note: there is no double quotes at the beggining and end.

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