Its really simple, the Japanese account is a little bit more difficult. Just remember what all the forms are like when you fill out a U.S. account (just mark that it is in the U.S.) and REMEMBER WHAT EVERYTHING LOOKED LIKE when you do it for the japanese one. Otherwise you will get tripped on the email registration. Caused me like 20 minutes of extra hassle.
Add a Hong Kong one too, as their store is in English and they get a lot of the Japanese stuff.
And, no, the PSN cards are region locked. Occasionally using your credit card will work just fine, and I have heard from numerous people that if you buy one of those pre-paid credit cards you can get even at the grocery store that that will work, if not in Japan at least in Hong Kong, but I believe both.
You can however import Japanese PSN cards or American ones, but that is if you are willing to put up with the hassle.
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