A spirited cry used when lifting, beginning work, or making an effort, often heard in Japan during shared tasks and festivals.
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AboutYoisho (よいしょ) is a spirited Japanese cry used when lifting, starting work, or making a physical effort. This definition poster celebrates the small sounds that help people gather energy, coordinate with others, and move through demanding tasks with courage.
What does Yoisho mean?Yoisho is an interjection used to accompany effort, such as lifting something, standing up, or beginning a task.
How is Yoisho written and pronounced?It is written よいしょ and pronounced /jo.i.ɕo/ in Japanese.
When do people say Yoisho?The expression can encourage personal effort or mark shared momentum during work, festivals, and everyday activities.
