Word play: "Easy peasy" analog


We have:

> Easy peasy + lemon squeezy (+ additional rhymes)

I've come across this expression:

> らくしょう + かいしょう + ??しょう

Where I was unable to clearly identify the third element, but it sounds like
じょ or じょう

My candidates for the words are 楽勝、快勝、常勝

Since I was unable to find expressions corresponding to them [(from
tangorin)](http://tangorin.com/examples/%E6%A5%BD%E5%8B%9D%E5%BF%AB%E5%8B%9D)
[(from
alc)](http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=%E6%A5%BD%E5%8B%9D%E5%BF%AB%E5%8B%9D&ref=sa),
I decided to post this question.

  1. What are the words (Did I get them right?)
  2. Is this expression recognizable? Is it common or uncommon usage?
  3. Are there other expressions to convey "easy peasy"




Of course the individual words are very common, but personally I do not
recognize this as a fixed expression. I found [one
person](http://namira229.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1066.html) who wrote a blog
entry titled “圧勝。楽勝。快勝。”, and [another
person](http://ncc1701.jugem.jp/?eid=3188) with “楽勝。快勝。圧勝。”. Yet [another
person](http://www.tfm.co.jp/lock/staff/onair/2010/1109/) seems to have used
“楽勝快勝優秀賞” as a radio name. Could it be that what you heard was a one-off —
something just made up by the person?

There are several Japanese expressions that are similar to _easy peasy_ :

  1. ちょちょいのちょい
  2. 屁{へ}のカッパ (or カッパの屁)
  3. お茶{ちゃ}の子さいさい
  4. 余裕{よゆう}のよっちゃん

All of them except #1 may sound a little dated though. #4 is a lame Showa-era
joke, but I bet people who've heard of it will find it funny in an ironic,
hipster way by now. Also I might add 朝飯前{あさめしまえ} (lit. _before breakfast_ ) or
屁でもない (lit. _not even a fart_ ), but those seem more like metaphorical idioms
akin to “piece of cake”, rather than a word play like “easy peasy”.




Of course the individual words are very common, but personally I do not
recognize this as a fixed expression. I found [one
person](http://namira229.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1066.html) who wrote a blog
entry titled “圧勝。楽勝。快勝。”, and [another
person](http://ncc1701.jugem.jp/?eid=3188) with “楽勝。快勝。圧勝。”. Yet [another
person](http://www.tfm.co.jp/lock/staff/onair/2010/1109/) seems to have used
“楽勝快勝優秀賞” as a radio name. Could it be that what you heard was a one-off —
something just made up by the person?

There are several Japanese expressions that are similar to _easy peasy_ :

  1. ちょちょいのちょい
  2. 屁{へ}のカッパ (or カッパの屁)
  3. お茶{ちゃ}の子さいさい
  4. 余裕{よゆう}のよっちゃん

All of them except #1 may sound a little dated though. #4 is a lame Showa-era
joke, but I bet people who've heard of it will find it funny in an ironic,
hipster way by now. Also I might add 朝飯前{あさめしまえ} (lit. _before breakfast_ ) or
屁でもない (lit. _not even a fart_ ), but those seem more like metaphorical idioms
akin to “piece of cake”, rather than a word play like “easy peasy”.

