No System Folder for Mac OS 9.1

My 2001 iBook was purchased in Japan and all discs that came with it are Japanese. I installed an English language version of OS X back then, and have upgraded my OS twice since then. Now running Tiger (English). The problem I have is that I am unable to use software that needs Classic. When I try to reinstall from the original discs, the message says 9.1 is already installed and I should upgrade to 9.2. But 9.2 won't install because 9.1 is not recognized. I've been going in circles with this. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, innovator. OS X is multilingual, but OS 9 is not: you'll need to buy and install a retail English-language version of OS 9 before you can apply English-language updates to it. If you currently have a Japanese OS 9.1 installed, you can download and apply free Japanese updaters for 9.2.1 and 9.2.2, but I have no idea how that (or any Japanese-language Classic applications you need to run) will interact with an OS X installation that is localized for English.

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