If I ever make it as a writer/journalist person, I want to interview Mika Todd, formerly of Hello!Project.

Hello!Project is notorious for playing favorites, and I believe that Mika, being only half Japanese, was unfairly given the short end of the stick. She was always singled out as the American girl and was rarely given the spotlight. When she did have a chance to shine however, it was only for a brief moment. But those brief moments shone a musician and singer far greater than Hello!Project or Japan could conceive.

No longer bound by a ridiculous contract with Up Front Agency, I'd love to hear her thoughts on being an idol in Japan and how she came to terms with both of her cultures.