There are several ways of doing it.  But probably getting the
SqueakNihongo6.1.image from
http://squeak.hp.infoseek.co.jp/squeak/SqueakNihongo6.1.zip would be
the easiest.

  Smalltalk systemLanguage: #Japanese.

and

  Smalltalk systemLanguage: #English.

will switch them.

-- Yoshiki

At Sun, 21 Nov 2004 06:25:17 -0800,
Joshua Scholar wrote:
> 
> I installed m17n36-3.sar and m17nSqueaklandFixes.cs.gz hoping to be able to
> write a simple program that would have English and Japanese text, but so far
> I haven't been able to find any method for entering Japanese text let alone
> displaying it...
> 
> I did try using the Japanese IME for windows 2000 but that doesn't seem to
> make any difference - Squeak somehow manages to reset the input method back
> to "direct input".  Pasting Japanese characters from outside squeak just
> seems to convert the characters into question marks.
> 
> Joshua Scholar
> 
>