How do I write "Yoshimeatsu" in Japanese characters?


I am doing a study on a Japanese Yakiniku (grilled meat) restaurant named
"Yoshimeatsu" and wanted to ask how to write it in Japanese characters? The
name was a play on words using Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (a Japanese Shogun) and
Meat.

I tried Google Translate and was wondering if this is correct:

> ヨッシー (Yoshi)  
>  ミート (Meat/Mīto)  
>  スー (Su)

> ヨッシーミートスー (Yoshimeatsu)

Is it alright to remove the dashes and still convey and sound like
Yoshimeatsu?

> ヨッシミトス




The restaurant should be ヨシミーツ in katakana. That shogun is ヨシミツ in katakana,
so the only difference is the length of ミ. If you chose other spellings, it
would be almost impossible for Japanese speakers to notice the intended pun.

Google translated _yoshi_ to ヨッシー because it happens to be the name of [this
character](https://www.nintendo.co.jp/kids/character/yoshi/), but ヨッシー is not
the standard romaji of _yoshi_. "Tsu" describes one sound, and it must not be
divided to トス. You must not remove the long vowel marker between ミ and ト.




The restaurant should be ヨシミーツ in katakana. That shogun is ヨシミツ in katakana,
so the only difference is the length of ミ. If you chose other spellings, it
would be almost impossible for Japanese speakers to notice the intended pun.

Google translated _yoshi_ to ヨッシー because it happens to be the name of [this
character](https://www.nintendo.co.jp/kids/character/yoshi/), but ヨッシー is not
the standard romaji of _yoshi_. "Tsu" describes one sound, and it must not be
divided to トス. You must not remove the long vowel marker between ミ and ト.

