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You lack knowledge about encoding. Read all of that and apply what you learned.

Show what you get from the database with Devel::Peek::Dump. You need to first decode what you received if that wasn't done already by the database driver, then encode it for output on the terminal. The locale command shows the setting, most likely you have UTF-8.

I cannot be more specific because you did not write any details in your problem description, either.


In reply to Re: Japanese character in Linux by Anonymous Monk
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