Email Testing Coded for Japanese

After figuring out how to encode an email that a Japanese user will read (encoding for IS0-2022-JP and then base64 encoding), I need to figure out how to verify that this actually works. I do not speak Japanese. How can you check if the email is read correctly? The message I am sending will be written by my program in English to be read by a Japanese user.

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If you find it difficult to deal with Japanese characters for test cases, why not test using wide Latin? A wide latin latin character set formatted to monospace and with its own code points in ISO-2020 and unicode. If you are getting Japanese IMEs, you should be able to enter them.

Here are some comparisons:



Hello World // standard ASCII codepoints
Hello World // Japanese wide latin

      

Since you will be able to type and read everything easily and easily, this strategy can be good for testing.

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If you are submitting English, you don't need to worry about coding. ISO-2022-JP starts in ASCII .



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