The word left by the person before you is "くそみそテクニック".
Please enter a word starting with "く". You can use dakuten or handakuten in the word field. (Example: か→ガラス, し→自信)
How to play shiritori
The goal is to provide a word that begins with the final kana (character) of the previous word.
No distinction is made between hiragana, katakana, and kanji.
Only nouns are permitted.
A player who plays a word ending in "n" (ん) loses the game, as no Japanese word begins with that character.
Words may not be repeated.
Phrases connected by "no" (の) are permitted, but only when the phrase is sufficiently fossilized to be considered a "word".
Dakuten and handakuten may be ignored or added. Thus, suupu (スープ) may be followed by furo (ふろ), and sato (さと) may be followed by dorayaki (どら焼き).
A long vowel may either be ignored or considered as a vowel. Mikisaa (ミキサー/みきさあ) can be followed by either sakura (さくら) or aki (あき).
Common pronouns and place names may be permitted. Example: Edo jou (えどじょう, lit. 'Edo Castle'), is acceptable.
Two words spelled with the same kana but different kanji may be permitted. For example, su (す) can either be spelled as "巣" (lit. 'a bird's nest') or "酢" (lit. 'vinegar').
“Web Shiritori v1.0” written by okapi (おかぴ) Translated and modified by Heyuri