Our relations are better than ever. In 410 years of friendship and in almost 135 years of diplomatic ties, our relationship with Japan has continued to flow and flourish, without a single misstep.
I am proud that Mexico and Japan have remained friends for so long. I’m sure that we will become closer and closer over time regardless of how far we think we are. — Melba Pria, Ambassador of Mexico to Japan
I deeply respect, appreciate and admire the Japanese immigrants who came to Mexico and other parts of Latin America 125 years ago. Because of them and those that followed, the Japanese are considered to be very hard-working, honest and faithful people.
The 125th anniversary of the first Japanese migration to Mexico is a very positive milestone that I am happy to celebrate and I find the future of
the relations between Mexico and Japan very encouraging. — Noriteru Fukushima, Ambassador of Japan to Mexico
Click on the links to read more:
Bridges interviews
Ambassador Melba Pria: https://bit.ly/MXJP22-Pria
Ambassador Noriteru Fukushima: https://bit.ly/MXJP22-Fukushima
Trade and investment highlights by JETRO: https://bit.ly/MXJP22-JETRO
