Let's play Shiritori!, Page 7

Do you know shiritori? I don't...know how to explain it, but it's like this.

A: "Kirei" (beautiful)

B: "Intanetto" (Internet)

C: "Tooi" (far)

~~~~and it continues all the way, and somebody will lose if the word is ended with N !
Like "Pan" (bread), or "Nikuman" (meat bun) ~~~~~sorry cant think anything except food.

And it's better if you put the meaning, and kana/kanji too because you can also learn/memorize and let others learn it.

Hajimemashou!

Haiii ikimasu! 

here : Saikou (the top/best/highest)
(please continue!)

見る（みる）miru

See, look (present-tense)

るす

Absence, being away from home

(this word were found from denshi-jisho online japanese dictionary, sadly i can't find another way than copy paste about the kanji)

すばらしい   (subarashii)

Marvellous, wonderful, splendid, magnificent...

o_o Multi-tasking word...? XD

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Edit:  On typing in Japanese, you can usually do this by adjusting the Language settings on your computer, or download free software like IME for Windows. For Mac OS X, I don't think any additional software is necessary.

I followed this tutorial:

http://www.tofugu.com/guides/type-japanese-apple-os-x/

Or download IME for Windows, for free, from here:

http://www.microsoft.com/en-au/download/details.aspx?id=22917

Just google around for help, as there's a lot of useful info out there. Once you've enabled Japanese typing on your computer, I think it works when you type in the Romanji for the word you want and the computer then converts it to Hiragana (or Katakana) for you.  To change it into Kanji, press the down arrow key to show the list of Kanji options. Hit 'enter' to select it, then 'enter' again to move onto your next word.

So, you would type in Rusu => るす => 留守　Is that what you wanted? :3

If it's a good Japanese keyboard software, it should have all the important Kanji. Apparently, typing in Romanji is more common practice for Japanese people than straight Hiragana typing... but I got this info from the internet, so yeah... >.< It does get a bit troublesome switching between English and Hiragana all the time, though... ah wells~~ Hopefully this keyboard thing works for you!

苺 「いちご」ichigo

strawberries, yum!

お帰り（okaeri)

Welcome back! (in response to Tadaima ただいま - I'm back/home!)

(It's also the name of one of Ayaka Hirahara's songs... :3 I love it~)

Oops I just broke the rules... >.<" Supposed to start with ご

So here goes:

牛蒡   (ごぼう)

Gobou

Gobo root. A very long, straight & slender root, used as a Japanese appetiser or sitr fried as kinpira.

^ I love Okaeri!!! but actually Ayaka Hirahara is a different singer to the ayaka who sings okaeri (she just goes by the name ayaka)

うそつき　usotsuki

Liar (and also a song name from one of my other favourite singers, Aya Ueto)

金曜日（きんょうび）Kinyoubi

Friday ~ that's today! ^_^

(I didn't know that about Ayaka... thanks!)

びっくり　bikkuri

a big surprise, (or to be surprised if you add suru)

栗鼠（りす）risu

Squirrel