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“Exactly alike” in Japanese

Short answer
瓜二つ urifutatsu うりふたつ

Exactly alike in Japanese is “瓜二つ” (urifutatsu). Full meaning: exactly alike (in appearance), like two peas in a pod, (practically) identical, spitting image (of), carbon copy (of).

Other ways to say “Exactly alike” in Japanese

そっくり sokkuri all, altogether, entirely, completely; exactly alike (e.g. in appearance), spitting image of, identical, strikingly similar ウリ二つ urifutatsu exactly alike (in appearance), like two peas in a pod, (practically) identical, spitting image (of), carbon copy (of) うり二つ urifutatsu exactly alike (in appearance), like two peas in a pod, (practically) identical, spitting image (of), carbon copy (of) ウリふたつ urifutatsu exactly alike (in appearance), like two peas in a pod, (practically) identical, spitting image (of), carbon copy (of) うりふたつ urifutatsu exactly alike (in appearance), like two peas in a pod, (practically) identical, spitting image (of), carbon copy (of) 瓜ふたつ urifutatsu exactly alike (in appearance), like two peas in a pod, (practically) identical, spitting image (of), carbon copy (of) そつくり sokkuri all, altogether, entirely, completely; exactly alike (e.g. in appearance), spitting image of, identical, strikingly similar ソックリ sokkuri all, altogether, entirely, completely; exactly alike (e.g. in appearance), spitting image of, identical, strikingly similar

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