You might try using a font called msgothic.ttf. It allows me to display 
Japanese with netscape.

I hope this helps, but it probably not what you want.

Andy Sze (The Pimpingest) wrote:

>
> Is there a Japanese dictionary on the web where I can enter unicode 
> and have it return romaji for me?  I learned recently that a branch of 
> my family went to Japan in the 1940's and are still in Kobe to this 
> day.  I became curious how my name is pronounced in Japanese.  Can 
> anybody point me to an online dictionary?  I used NJ Star to enter my 
> family name.
>
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>
> Thanks.
>
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