Java: Is it possible to hide a superinterface from the clients of its implementing class?

Let's take a look at the following code:

package A;

public interface MySuperInterface{
enum MyENUM { ...}
}

public class MyImplementingClass implements MySuperInterface{
public void someFunction(MyENUM e);
}

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package B;

import A.MyImplementingClass;

public class MyClientClass{
MyImplementingClass mic = new MyImplementingClass();
mic.someFunction( /* here's my question. I need MyClientClass to know only about MyImplementingClass and nothing about MySuperInterface */);
}

As you can see above, in order to use someFunction(), MyClientClass needs to know about a (ENUM) type called MyENUM which is defined inside MySuperInterface. My question is, is it possible to design MyClientClass to know only about MyImplementingClass and nothing about MySuperInterface?

In other words, MyClientClass doesn't need to import MySuperInterface.