Can I go to Mexico with a Japanese visa?

Provisions on visa-free treatment: From June 20 16 16, anyone who holds a valid visa, passport or other permanent residence identity documents from Canada, the United States, Japan, Britain or Schengen countries can enter Mexico without a visa. Since July 1 2065438, the visa-free scope has been extended to holders of passports or other permanent residence identity documents of pacific alliance member countries (Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru). The above visa-free entry personnel shall not engage in paid activities in Mexico. In other words, you can enter Mexico without a visa if you have a Japanese visa. However, it should be noted that at present, among the guests I personally receive in Mexico, there are no guests with Japanese visas. Secondly, I also learned from other channels that there are many kinds of Japanese visas, which are acceptable to Mexican customs. It should be a multiple-entry Japanese visa for more than three years. It is obviously not enough to travel to Japan once or twice, and Mexican customs will make things difficult! ! Even repatriated. Moreover, Japanese visas are not as easy to use as American visas, and Mexican customs will set up some artificial obstacles, so customs clearance is not smooth! I think you have to get a multiple-entry visa for three years or more to go to Mexico. In addition, I suggest that you can sign a tourist visa for the United States, and you can sign it multiple times. You can contact me if you don't understand.