The Region window can be accessed through the Language Applet of the control panel (Which can be accessed from File Explorer, from using Search etc.). ( Note: Changing the system locale to Japanese is required for installing the RTP.) Go to the Administrative tab of the window, click Change system locale, set the system locale to Japanese and reboot the PC. Change system locale: The Region window can be accessed through the Language Applet of the control panel (Which can be accessed from File Explorer, from using Search etc.).( Note: This method is only usable when running the game.) Through locale emulation: Using locale emulation program like Applocale, HP pApplocale, NTLEAS or Locale Emulator without reboot the PC.Windows Vista and 7 Change system locale: The Regional and Language Options window can be accessed through the control panel in the start menu. Go to the Advanced tab of the window, set the system locale to Japanese and reboot the PC. Change system locale: The Regional and Language Options window can be accessed through the control panel in the start menu.A computer with system locale set to Japanese or using the locale emulation program:.(One game I tried out recently displayed all game text as squares, unless the text was produced by skipping the “gradual typing” animation… in which case only first letters of words were squares ) So I’d suggest checking the wine apps first, like winecfg or file explorer… though lately winecfg has been showing English text even in Japanese locale, but it’s still changed to monotype, and dates in file property dialogs are still displayed in Japanese format (2019年7月12日). Some games, however, may have font problems even after wineprefix fixes them. (Although IIRC Wine installs basic CJK fonts into wineprefixes created with appropriate locale.) If the problem persists afterwards, it’d mean you need to install some CJK/full-range unicode fonts, either in your system or via Winetricks. For that reason, I usually keep a separate wineprefix for Japanese stuff (or rather, actually two: 32-bit XP and 64-bit Win7). Most likely… In Windows, to run CJK applications you need to do install some additional stuff, so trying to run them in a regular wineprefix can easily produce problems like this. Is this because I’m using the default prefix?
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