Can i naturalize with Specialized worker 1

I want to move to japan next year and become a permanant Japanese citizen. I was wondering if the specialized service worker visa tier 1 would get me there? I Can renew it up to a Maximum of 5 years, Does that mean I Would lose my visa after five years and be sent back home? Or does that mean I Have to Apply for Citizenship or get Booted to america?

Mid typing this out i realized its probably the second one but its always good to get help when you arent 100% on something.

I was wondering if the specialized service worker visa tier 1 would get me there?

No, it doesn't. Specified skilled worker I have to leave after a maximum of five years.

Would lose my visa after five years and be sent back home?

Yes, unless if you change your status to a different one, such as Specified skilled worker II, a work visa or spouse visa.

Or does that mean I Have to Apply for Citizenship

You cannot get citizenship after 5 years as Specified skilled worker I.

Hmm, So If i come as A Specialized worker, Then i would have to find a Job in japan and Switch visas then start the 5 Years Again? or if i was a special Worker for 1 - 2 Years Then switched to Worker for 3-4 Years could i apply for citizenship then?

I am pretty sure that time spent as specialized worker will not be counted towards the time needed for citizenship.

My understanding of the new specialized visa categories are that they are designed to operate as a way of attracting a disposable workforce - do your five years and go home. You would need to check even if you can swap to another visa/status of residence category (like Skills 2) as the references I checked were a little old and the route between the two hadn't been determined at that stage.
The "Skills 1 " visa is not a route to citizenship and my recollection of the rules around it, it explicitly excludes time in Japan from counting toward it.
Better would be to seek a higher level residence status - Spec Skill 2 or one of the other work categories.