I know it has been over a year since my last layout change so I hope you guys like the change. I think it is a little more organized.  Look forward for a photo gallery matching layout.  That is all the site stuff for now.

I don’t know if some of you have noticed but Rika Izumi has a twitter. I added a link to it at the top menu. If you are a tweeter then I recommend that you follow her. She tweets often. ^^

Just wanted to let you Ayaka Komatsu fans know that I still have the gallery and blog translations up for her. I will not be deleting them as they took a lot of time and  hard work. ^^

In my final surprise I will like to announce that I will be bringing back a Keiko Kitagawa site. The name will not be the same but I will show you the site once it is completed! I am in hopes to recover my photo gallery which I should have never deleted. We shall see. It was becoming the largest on the net!

Sorry for those who love Myuu Azama, Ayaka Komatsu, and Miyuu Sawai, I will not be making a fan site for them. I like them as well but I am only one girl who can do so much. I would love to make a site like Three Lights but only follow main girls and guys but I have no time for that but its a good idea, so either help Lisa or make your own site like that.

Correct me if I am wrong with the title, its been a while since I translated. It is a comedy that Rika will be appearing in.

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While it is not exactly news, I have found some tidbits about Rika lately.

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(1) Two screen shots of her from a drama I mentioned here a while ago:

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(2) Recently she has joined Ameba’s (the host of one of her blogs) virtual reality social site (kind of like Second Life), Pigg, and this is her avatar:

I think, to a certain extent, it can reflect her self-image. lol

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(3) Finally, a reader of this site has asked about the meaning of her Ameba blog‘s name, which she has not explained yet since the opening of the blog, leaving even her Japanese fans puzzled, and here is the answer: it comes from the title of the shojo manga Happy Pretty, or Hapi Puri in its Japanese short form (the manga’s full Japanese title means “happy Pretty-chan”), by the famous manga writer Kouga Yun (Rika is a known manga fan):

So her blog’s name means “happy and pretty Rika.”

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And that is all for now. ^___^