Thank you for asking! Wikipedia in Japanese data:
| Most underrepresented | Eligible | Voters | % of voters - % of electorate |
|---|---|---|---|
| ja.wikipedia.org | 3406 | 65 | -3.291% |
| ru.wikipedia.org | 2882 | 121 | -1.009% |
| zh.wikipedia.org | 2301 | 96 | -0.822% |
| ko.wikipedia.org | 526 | 6 | -0.617% |
| it.wikipedia.org | 2030 | 94 | -0.475% |
| www.wikidata.org | 713 | 26 | -0.355% |
| hu.wikipedia.org | 435 | 15 | -0.240% |
| vi.wikipedia.org | 390 | 13 | -0.227% |
| hy.wikipedia.org | 177 | 3 | -0.181% |
| sv.wikipedia.org | 496 | 21 | -0.169% |
| Lowest turnout (at least 100 eligible) | Eligible | Voters | Turnout % |
|---|---|---|---|
| ko.wikipedia.org | 526 | 6 | 1.141% |
| hy.wikipedia.org | 177 | 3 | 1.695% |
| ja.wikipedia.org | 3406 | 65 | 1.908% |
| da.wikipedia.org | 143 | 3 | 2.098% |
| et.wikipedia.org | 104 | 3 | 2.885% |
| no.wikipedia.org | 229 | 7 | 3.057% |
| vi.wikipedia.org | 390 | 13 | 3.333% |
| hu.wikipedia.org | 435 | 15 | 3.448% |
| www.wikidata.org | 713 | 26 | 3.647% |
| en.wiktionary.org | 263 | 10 | 3.802% |
Compared to a few days ago (see above) the number of votes has increased, but the % of votes compared with the rest has slightly decreased.
EDIT: @Omotecho HOWEVER, last year after 8 days of voting, Wikipedia in Japanese had 33 votes and now you have 65. This is a big improvement! On the other hand, the curve of votes last year was very interesting, and after an impressive final sprint the number of votes was 175 in the end. How will this compare with the results this year? (Gosh, why is it that Japanese stories are always interesting until the last minute?) 