In Japanese, the object is mainly indicated by the particles 'ni' and 'wo.'

Literal

Japanese-language [at-では], object [topic-は] mainly 'ni' [and-や] 'wo' [with-で] shown [passive-される].

A metalinguistic sentence about Japanese grammar itself. 目的語 ('object') is the grammatical term. 「に」や「を」 uses や for non-exhaustive listing ('ni, wo, and others'). 示される is passive of 示す ('to show/indicate'). The sentence is notable for using Japanese to describe Japanese — a meta-moment that learners studying this very grammar will appreciate.