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I think the issue is that it is assumed that an R1US release, which you said this was, will be played on an R1US player with default settings.  Under those conditions, the Japanese subs and audio will not be available.  Adding something, that is only available when you change those settings, is a tad misleading.

Since you can't include the fact that player setting have to be changed to get the Japanese subs, I would be inclined to leave it out.

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The japanese track exists, can be heard, can be found with tools, nothing allows anybody to refuse it, except for those who put the rules on a pedestal only when they suit what they wish.

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Why must you include an insult in an otherwise decent post? 

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Show me the Japanese track on the ENGLISH menus, it does not exist, as has already been stated, you must change the master Language setting. You cannot apply the Rule to this since there was no such thing , but keeping trying, I repeat the best answer for NOW is the Easter Egg.

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Rules are clear, saying three times that this track has to be submitted :

"Select the appropriate content type and format type for each track" : each track

"Liist audio tracks in the order in which they are encoded on the disc..." : encoded on the disc

"Use the Audio specified on the DVD Cover unless you can verify there is a discrepancy between that and the actual Audio included on the disc" : unless you can verify there is a discrepancy.

The japanese track exists, can be heard, can be found with tools, nothing allows anybody to refuse it, except for those who put the rules on a pedestal only when they suit what they wish.

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And the following as easter egg:
Japanese, Spanish, French, Italian, Portugese

Correct? If this is how the rules are meant to be understood, I'll adapt my profiles and resubmit as such.

You just made one mistake, though: all tracks are indeed available to ALL decks. Depending on your personal settings in your player, certain tracks aren't displayed. However, by changing the settings, you can have access to ALL tracks with ALL decks. It is not a hardware related issues, it is a settings related issue.

I just went back and re-read the Easter Egg rule.  It reads, "Easter Eggs are extra features hidden on the disc and not accessible through an obvious menu option. Be sure to match language of the Easter eggs to the profile's locality."

Since these are not accessible through an obvious menu option, they might have to be entered as easter eggs.  I am not saying that is the case, just some food for thought.