Java, UTF-8, and Windows console

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Try chcp 65001 && start.bat

The chcp command changes the code page, and 65001 is the Win32 code page identifier for UTF-8 under Windows 7 and up. A code page, or character encoding, specifies how to convert a Unicode code point to a sequence of bytes or back again.

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