6th feb????????????
i dont think u can book now 

english website only can book before 2 month
but b4 2 month, might be the promotion will finish....

Haha too excited. Supposed to be 2nd June

Thanks so much for the link!!! It is so much cheaper than the hotel's website. I'm planning to go on 2nd June. Can't read chinese or japanese. But the English website says it is only 5800yen!!! Should be the same price as the Japanese version right?

It seems my question was left out.

the visa part isn't the really big problem actually
and it was free.....

and i do some search at google, they didn't mention this too

But previously we are supposed to apply for the VISA to visit Japan right?
Now it is free?

your question was left out because you're asking if anyone can confirm the latest update on the necessity visa application, which you'll get the fastest and most accurate and reliable answer by giving the embassy a call. they speak english well, because many are malaysians staffs.

by the way, never heard of that news. and you didn't even bothered to check japan embassy, which seems to have nothing mentioned about the news you heard. still have doubt? read the above paragraph again...

Well, I blame myself for the reason that I was pretty lazy to give them a call and asked you guys instead.
Just hoping someone here with experience who have visited Japan to tell me that they did not required a VISA to travel there.

Well, I blame myself for the reason that I was pretty lazy to give them a call and asked you guys instead.
Just hoping someone here with experience who have visited Japan to tell me that they did not required a VISA to travel there.

Actually, you can find the info from the embassy website too. it is not compulsory, but strongly encouraged by the Gov of Japan. All depends whether you are willing to take your chance (risk) or not.

anyone will going to tell you to go apply a visa. it's not really that difficult, just the part where you need a company letter stating you're working in a company that is a little cumbersome.
that's pretty bold statement, so far i haven't heard anyone mentioning exceptions (unless special reason) where gaijin don't need visa to enter Japan...

Since 1993, Malaysian nationals are strongly encouraged to obtain a visa prior to entering into Japan.

The visa-exemption arrangements between Japan and Malaysia have allowed Malaysian nationals who meet relevant conditions can enter into Japan without a visa for a period of stay not exceeding three(3) consecutive months.

However, in order to cope with the large number of Malaysians who overstay in Japan and work illegally, the Government of Japan decided to encourage Malaysian nationals to obtain visa prior to entry into Japan in order to ensure smooth entry

Well, I am answering the OP question and I did not make it up. Refer here:

(*4) Since 1 June 1993, nationals of Malaysia need a visa to enter Japan.*

* Those nationals without visas would be strictly examined when entering Japan.

and by reading just the above quote, i wouldn't even recommend anyone try to enter japan without a visa.

I've seen some people spent 10 mins or longer in front of the counter.

then everyone at the back queuing will be like this