Let's Play Shiritori!

[TromOuji]

Shiritori is a Japanese word game where each person has to provide a word based on the final kana of the previous word with the following rules:

1.  No word may be repeated.  Repeating a word means you lose and the game is over (but we might restart it).
2.  You can't use a word that ends in the kana 'n' (ん).  As there are no words that begin that way, if you use such a word, you lose and the game is over (but we might restart it).
3.  Words have to be nouns.  If you provide a non-noun, you lose and the game is over (but we might restart it).
4.  Words have to be real Japanese words.  Loan-words are fine as long as they are nouns.
5.  NEW SPECIAL RAJ RULE:  No obscure kana.
6.  Word must be related to Detective Conan, if it's not, or you fail to explain how, you lose and the game is over (promises, promises).

This is a great way to learn some Japanese vocabulary.  I hope a lot of the forum members can get into this.
Here's an example of play:

Person 1:  ã

[kat1214young]

tsurugi (sword) 

[Jd-]

tsurugi (sword)   :)

ã

[TromOuji]

ã

[SkyVenger]

Yay! Ichinen B-gumi Daisakusen!

らんã

[Jd-]

ã

[kat1214young]

Shiritori (word chain game) LOL XD

[LymphatusDjarno]

りょã

[Jd-]

ã

[SkyVenger]

I dunno, but ryo is the contraction of ri and yo, right? The yo is just written smaller

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[Jd-]

ã

[TromOuji]

Wow, getting some complicated words.  How about some nice everyday words, so people can learn more useful vocab.

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[rajhaziel]

æ°— ã€

[LymphatusDjarno]

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[grone4ever89]

[quote="LymphatusDjarno"]
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