Language directory "ja":
Here are the Japanese language files "hse_lang.txt" and "hse_help.txt".
Character encoding: shift_jis (unique MIBenum assigned by IANA: 17)

Translated by "David" Chang Shih Chun <artvine_SPAM_@artvine.com.tw> (remove _SPAM_)
Updated by Kimura Shinsuke <kimura_SPAM_@mail.iskra.co.jp>.

These language files will be used instead of the default ones (residing in the configuration directory given by the "conf=DIR" parameter)
if the "lang=LANG" parameter is deliverd to HomepageSearchEngine.exe, where LANG stands for the name of this directory.

So this language will be used by calling HomepageSearchEngine.exe
either as form with the entry
   <form action="/cgi-bin/hse/HomepageSearchEngine.exe">
      <input name="lang" type="hidden" value="ja">
      ...
   </form> 
or as direct link with the entry
   <a href="/cgi-bin/hse/HomepageSearchEngine.exe?lang=ja">Search using Japanese language</a>


Additionally, the following international settings will be used - 
regardless of what is set in the "hse.ini" file:

   encoding    = shift_jis
   date_format = Y.M.DD
   decimal_sep = .
   dir         = ltr


Additionally, delivering the "lang=ja" parameter on non-Mozilla-5 based browsers (such as Internet Explorer 6) and Safari automatically 
encodes the submitted terms in the so-called "encodeURIComponent" format *). This enables the JavaScript library "hse_customform.js" to 
decode Japanese terms from the query string properly, in order to preserve the terms submitted into a custom input form.

That behaviour can also be enabled, regardless if a "lang" parameter has been delivered, by delivering "encterms".

*) The characters will be converted into the format equivalent to the one JavaScript's function "encodeURIComponent()" would generate:
   Non-ASCII characters will be converted into the octets representing the characters in the 'utf-8' Encoding. These octets will be
   referenced by their hexadecimal byte values, each value prepended by "%".
   
   For example, the Japanese character with the Unicode value '691C' will be converted into the 3-byte stream '%E6%A4%9C'.