I searched everywhere and I can't find it, maybe it is not kanji and i can't
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which kanji is this? i can't find it anywhere
That's not a kanji, which is why you're not finding it in kanji references.

That is called an "[iteration
mark](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iteration_mark)", also known as an
[[踊り字]{おどりじ}](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E8%B8%8A%E3%82%8A%E5%AD%97) in
Japanese. It basically means "repeat the previous character", like the "[ditto
mark](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ditto_mark)" or `〃` in English that means
"repeat the previous word(s)".

There are multiple iteration marks used in Japanese writing, some of them more
common historically and not used so much today. The specific iteration mark in
your screenshot is the most common one in modern usage. This 々 is also called
a _noma_ , from the way that it looks a bit like a katakana ノ ( _no_ )
combined with a katakana マ ( _ma_ ). If you enter a word like _iroiro_ or
_nadonado_ using a Japanese input method editor (IME), you'll usually see this
々 as the second character in some of the options in the conversion candidate
lists.
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