It seems to me that the Japanese prefer to use Shift-JIS or EUC-JP to
Unicode in their Web pages. Why on earth is this?
I have a bilingual Japanese / English page in Unicode. Are there other
Japanese-language pages in Unicode?
Is it true that Unicode can do anything that a native Japanese encoding can
do, and do it better, with maybe the exception that hankaku katakana take
up twice as many bytes?
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http://career.msn.co.jp/
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