>i should have asked for nami too, but too late now

Nami as in namikare? I don't have usada's version of it (assuming that's the guy that ran all those forest-named BBSes that are now gone - RIP those), but you can find the original namikare scripts and associated toilet script here:
https://web.archive.org/web/19991007053643/http://www.tky.3web.ne.jp/%7Et0kagaya/lib/down.html

There also exists the original Ans.Q script that namikare was based on:
https://web.archive.org/web/20000919215932/http://www7.big.or.jp/~jawa/download/ansq/

And in other ancient Japanese BBS script news, I managed to snag and archive the old zian (自アン; jidou enquete sakusei; 自動アンケート作成) script before the last surviving instance went down earlier this year (RIP that board also). Here's the archive for the script:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220525032545/http://natori.mine.nu/vote.zip

One thing to note is that the script needs a certain GIF for the vote bars, and there's also references to a ToS text file - neither of which are included in the original ZIP. Luckily I thought to grab them myself back when the site was still online, and I've reuploaded them here along with vote.zip:
https://files.catbox.moe/j3nvri.zip

BTW, if anyone messing around with old Japanese scripts needs a version of jcode.pl that works on more up-to-date versions of Perl, you can find a fixed/updated copy here:
https://piano2nd.smb.net/PukiWiki/index.php?jcode.pl

Alternatively, you can usually just comment out all the lines of the script related to jcode, convert all the shift-JIS encoded files to UTF-8, and make sure to add/modify every HTML header in the script to include <meta charset="utf-8">. Voila, no jcode.pl required