Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "gotmail.jp" unearthed the following results...

Having to sign up to play games in Japanese that I can't understand makes me feel special, so Tsuioku is getting me all warm and fuzzy [subbed by anon].

It's a Prank that Amanda Huggenkiss would be proud of. And FYI: if you need gotmail sign-in and/or registration then try here [subbed by zodiac].

Playing Daikouhou makes you wonder what the Japanese for "WTF" is... at least that's what I'm wondering whilst a furry white monkey refuses to get out of my way... [subbed by reb80].

More fun than paying a speeding ticket, but less fun than finding a golden ticket for Willy Wonka's chocolate factory tour, the release of Ticket is still good news for point'n'click fans with a penchant for games that they can't fully understand as they don't know any Japanese... [subbed by Buji & Cyberjar88].

Previously Free Falling has solely been the occupation of dare devil, or just plain crazy, skydivers, but now the Gotmail team have purloined the phrase for their latest game, so "stay at home" point'n'click addicts can take part too [subbed by Mystery, Helanren, Mantari & victoria].

Oolong Tea is the latest point'n'click game from those gotmail peeps. It involves an exceptional amount of tea which you can tell from the visuals and the name. Beyond that I'm clueless as the other thing it has an exceptional amount of is Japanese text, which I don't understand at all... [subbed by Mystery & theidiotcircusboy].

When the gotmail team trap you in a child's room in their new game, "The Daydream", you know that escaping isn't going to be... wait for it... wait for it... it isn't going to be child's play. Ahhhh... sometimes these puns just write themselves, which is why I take no responsibility for that one. Anyway, on with the point'n'clicking whilst we groove on down to this infectious xylophone riff [subbed by Michel, Helanren, Crymoon, Andy from Encino, Escaper, evil smile & Meeker].

Somewhere along the line I missed S24 Room. It's another escape the room game from the gotmail crew, which is always a good thing, but this time it's with a cute koala motif, which is a nice addition. As far as I can make out from a google translation (it's in Japanese) the game is promoting car insurance and the koala is the company's trademark [subbed by kaylou & Andy from Encino].