“Yoisho!” in Japanese
Short answer
Yoisho! in Japanese is “よいしょ” (yoisho). Full meaning: huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.).
Other ways to say “Yoisho!” in Japanese
ヨイショ
yoisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よいしょっ
yoisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
ヨイショッ
yoisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よっしょ
yossho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よいちょ
yoicho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よいしょお
yoishoo huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よーいしょ
yoiisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よいっしょ
yoissho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よおいしょ
yoiisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よいーしょ
yoiisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
よいいしょ
yoiisho huff!, yo-heave-ho!, heigh-ho; yoisho! (word shouted by the spectators during a yokozuna's ritual stomps); yoisho (filler word in folk music, etc.)
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