Time Difference Between Mexico City and Tokyo
Tokyo is 15h ahead of Mexico City all year. Neither city observes daylight saving time, so this difference stays constant.
Mexico City keeps the same clock all year. Tokyo keeps the same clock all year. The figure above holds for the whole year. It does not come from the offset on the day the site was built. The live clocks use the current time.
Working Hours Overlap
For each hour of Mexico City's working day (9:00-18:00), here is the corresponding local time in Tokyo. Rows highlighted green fall within standard working hours (9:00-18:00) in both cities. Each block is one part of the year, so the table does not change with the day this page was built.
| Mexico City | Tokyo | Both working hours? |
|---|---|---|
| 9 AM | 12 AM | No |
| 10 AM | 1 AM | No |
| 11 AM | 2 AM | No |
| 12 PM | 3 AM | No |
| 1 PM | 4 AM | No |
| 2 PM | 5 AM | No |
| 3 PM | 6 AM | No |
| 4 PM | 7 AM | No |
| 5 PM | 8 AM | No |
| 6 PM | 9 AM | No |
Best Time to Meet
Mexico City and Tokyo don't share a 9 AM-6 PM working-hours window during standard time. The least disruptive compromise is around 3 PM in Mexico City, which falls at 6 AM in Tokyo. Expect one side to take an early or late call.
How the Difference Changes
The difference between Mexico City and Tokyo holds all year. Neither city changes its clocks.
Mexico City
Mexico City uses the America/Mexico_City time zone, at UTC-6 all year. This zone does not observe daylight saving time.
Tokyo
Tokyo uses the Asia/Tokyo time zone, at UTC+9 all year. This zone does not observe daylight saving time.