I think some of these are archaic.
- 卍
- 乂
- 〆
- 々
- 凹・凸
- 卜
- 兀
- 厶
- 匕
- 丶
- ゝ
You can try and find the answer here.
4 and 10
々 is a iteration mark
ゝ is a katakana/hiragana repeater
I’ve seen #1 on Japanese maps. It indicates the location of a Buddhist temple.
#4 looks like the iteration mark (or “repeater” kanji in WK, Lesson 2).
#6, #8 and #9 look like the katakana for と、む and ひ.
#9 looks like the “drop” radical in WK, Lesson 1. As for which ones might be kanji, I don’t have a clue, although #5 looks familiar.
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