Names are usually transliterated, so I will provide you both:
Transliteration: レッドロータス : 'reddo rootasu'. [oo = elongated 'o' sound]
Translation: 赤いハス : 'akai hasu'. [akai: red _ hasu: lotus]
"Byakuren" is how you say "White Lotus" in Japanese.
Hasu (Lotus) Sutairu (Style)
Hasu
chisaii hasu
tobu unko
白蓮 (Hakuren) is a Japanese name, which means white lotus can be read (Byakuren) too. The same kanji (白蓮) as a word reads : (byakuren) which means 'white lotus' and also (symbolically) 'purity of the heart' as a noun.
Lotus = lotus
The lotus flower is not native to Japan, but it has significant cultural and symbolic importance in Japanese culture, where it is often associated with purity, enlightenment, and rebirth. It is commonly depicted in art, literature, and religious practices in Japan.
Akame
Akai sakana is red fish.
Red in Japanese is "aka" (赤).
Aka no shi