Looks okay, I think. Just being escaped by the dumping code.

~>perl -CSD -le'print "\x{3a3}\x{391}\x{39b}\x{3a4}\x{3a3}\x{39c}\x{3a0}\x{39f}\x{3a5}\x{3a1}\x{393}\x{39a}"' 
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You might try printing out of the perl variables directly, for example print $decoded_json->{SOME_KEY}, instead of via the dumper. You may have to adjust for encoding layers, but it looks like you’re doing it right so far.

In reply to Re: parsing json, problem with encodings by Your Mother
in thread parsing json, problem with encodings by kimlid2810

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