Please take your shoes off before entering.

[dr4b]

靴を脱いで上がって下さい。

Hmm, I wonder if that will come out normal on any machines not running Windows. I'm too lazy to boot up my Mac and check, though... I'm playing with the Windows IME again. It does such strange stuff to Japanese text, however.

Comments

[cellio]

Your Japanese always comes out as lines of question marks for me. (Win2kp at work, Win98 at home, Netscape 4.7.)

Just checked IE (5.0), and that gives me little boxes instead of question marks. (It also makes the user names on my friends page really honking huge compared to all the other text on the page. Weird. Probably an LJ problem of some sort, but since I don't use IE and I don't think other people use my friends page, I'm not going to worry about it.)

[meerkat299.livejournal.com]

IE will display it correctly if you have downloaded the Japanese Language Display module
from micro$oft's website. Some installations of IE have it by default, but most do not.
Using IE 6.0 with Japanese Langauage Support I can read the above just fine (though I don't know enough Japanese to really tell).