IE: Right click page > Encoding > More Excel Google Chrome: Menu button > Tools > Encoding One of these will usually solve the problem. If you still see squares, question marks or random character on the page, try changing the browser encoding to Shift_JIS, EUC-JP or ISO-2022-JP.
Most modern websites use the UTF-8 Unicode encoding, and the encoding of older sites should usually be guessed automatically by your browser. If you nevertheless come across content which does not display correctly, try following the tips below: Websites If you have Windows Vista, 7 or 8, your computer is pre-bundled with Japanese fonts and everything necessary to start reading Japanese websites and documents with no additional setup. Setting up Japanese on a Windows PC is easy as pie if you follow the simple steps below.Īndroid, Linux or Mac OS X user? Check out our full Japanese reading & typing guide Reading Japanese on Windows
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