I had assumed that the name was derived from the Spanish term "Mi casa"** which loosely translates to "my home", or "my house" and specifically refers to a dwelling or structure. There have also been other uses such as the South African (SA) House Music group of the same name, i.e. "Micasa". In the case of the latter, the name is a play on the duality of the definition of the word "house", and actually refers to their genre of music as opposed to a physical abode. The spelling for the versions presented herewith is however different from the Japanese version, where the letters "C" and "K" are interchanged, although the pronunciation remains the same in all cases.**Kindly review the spelling as I admit, it could get "lost in translation" so to speak.
**Kindly review the spelling as I admit, it could get "lost in translation" so to speak.