Well If you only want to display, then you can just use netscape in Japanese decode mode.
If you also want to enter text then you need to build kterm kinput2 and one of the dictionaries like canna or wnn, when set up properly you can enter text in japanese enabled programs, like Mule, or even Netscape.
You might want to take a look at turbolinux's jp ftp site, for s/rpms. ftp://ftp.pht.co.jp/ or perhaps the japansese debian site http://www.debian.or.jp/
If you are running glibc 2 you need to make sure that it is internationalised, RH 5.2 does not seem to be compiled this way.
Beware though sometimes it is a bit hard to get all these things running there is not so much documentation on this in english.
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Well If you only want to display, then you can just use netscape in Japanese decode mode.
If you also want to enter text then you need to build kterm kinput2 and one of the dictionaries like canna or wnn, when set up properly you can enter text in japanese enabled programs, like Mule, or even Netscape.
You might want to take a look at turbolinux's jp ftp site, for s/rpms. ftp://ftp.pht.co.jp/ or perhaps the japansese debian site http://www.debian.or.jp/
If you are running glibc 2 you need to make sure that it is internationalised, RH 5.2 does not seem to be compiled this way.
Beware though sometimes it is a bit hard to get all these things running there is not so much documentation on this in english.
Good Luck !