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Obviously most Americans(?) won't be used to pronouncing "j" as "y", which could be confusing with many German/Scandinavian names, but as Johan is so well known I think it'd be fine. I think it's a nice name, and in English-speaking places, an interesting alternative to John.

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Other more unusual forms of John, or at least connected to John:
Bevan
Ean (EE-an)
Eoin (OE-in)
Evan
Ivan (aside from the Terrible assocations, lol)
Jowan (my favourite)