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[Translation from Japanese to Native English ] Tempura shops in Asakusa are in a heated battle, so there are many famous Tem...

Original Texts
浅草は天ぷら屋の激戦区で有名な天ぷら屋がたくさんあります。その中でも選りすぐりの10店を紹介します。
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Translated by steveboyda
Tempura shops in Asakusa are in a heated battle, so there are many famous Tempura shops here. From those shops, I've selected 10 to introduce.

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Number of Characters of Requests:
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Translation Language
Japanese → English
Translation Fee
$4.5
Translation Time
about 3 hours
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