The almost identical Chinese characters in Japanese are as follows:

1. Persimmon and 杮. At first glance, these two characters look the same, but if you identify them yourself, you will find that the left part is persimmon, and the right half of it is city. This character is pronounced かき in Japanese, which means persimmon. The right side of the character on the right is the right half of Pei, which is a vertical line running through it. It is pronounced as こけら, which means sawdust or broken wood chips.

2. Ogi and Hagi. There is a surname in Japanese called Hagiwara, which many Chinese people pronounce as di2 yuan2. However, the first word is not the "Maple Leaf, Dihua, Autumn", look carefully, it is autumn below. This is a Chinese character created by the Japanese. It is pronounced qiu1 and is a plant called Lespedeza.

3. Dirty and dirty, the vertical line on the right side of the Japanese word "dirty" crosses the second horizontal line. The meaning is the same.

4. Iron and iron. These two characters are even more interesting. The character "鉄" on the left and the character "鉃" on the right are not wrong. In fact, these two characters are both iron, but the character on the right was created by Japan Railway Company.

5. Although there is only a single difference between a group and a group, it is still relatively easy to distinguish. They all mean groups.