Mirai's future (Japan / US?)

Hi! First post here, and I've been thinking about something recently. So as you all probably know, people can have dual citizenship in Japan and the U.S. until they're 22 (or 21? Somewhere along those lines). And so far Mirai's been competing solely for the U.S., but do you guys think there's any chance that she'd switch to Japan when the time comes for her to decide? Apparently Japanese media has reported that the Japan Figure Skating body has been trying to persuade her to cross over when the time comes, but those are just rumors and pretty unfounded, I guess.

Recently I also came across a Japanese interview that Mirai conducted in Japan, and I think she talks about America and Japan, especially towards the end. My Japanese is pretty limited, does anybody think they can translate it? The link is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btaFSo1YgjA&feature=player_embedded.

I dunno. What do you guys think?

Hi, welcome and I hope not, if in the USA is difficult because of the high level, Japan is worst, look to poor Yukari, so good, but never could to go to oly because of the extreme high level in Japan.

Oh, I didn't know that Japan was trying to "win her over". I don't think she'll change though.

Thanks for the thoughts! It's a good point about the the Japan field being too deep, and Mirai's already made a name for herself as the future of U.S. skating. Personally for selfish reasons I'd like to see her not switch over to Japan; there's something special about rooting for somebody from your own county and I'd love to actually root for an American skater again.

I heard she gave interview to some media, talked that she has no idea to change
nationality. I think she is too American, (you know sometimes, Asian and American
are different in thoughts) and she suits there not Japan. And she already has
reputation, coach, ice rink in America.