The charts below show the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 and Australia's share of the Japanese tourist market.

The given charts illustrate the changes in the number of

Japanese

tourists travelling abroad and the percentages of Australia’s share of Japan’s tourist market in a 10 - year period, commencing from 1985.

It is clear that

the number of

Japanese

tourists travelling to other countries in the world increased gradually over

this

time period.

However

, there were some minor fluctuations in

the

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Australia’s share of

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tourist market.

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the beginning, there were approximately 5

million

people who travelled abroad in Japan.

However

, it experienced a steady rise to reach nearly 11

million

in 1990. The following year witnessed a small drop in the number of tourists, at just above 10

million

. From

then

onwards, the figures went up significantly to finish at a high of just under 16

million

. In terms of Australia’s share of

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tourist market, it started at a low rate (exactly 2%) in 1985.

However

, the following years saw a drastic increase in percentages coming to Australia, at nearly 5% in 1988 before falling to just above 4% in 1989. In the final years, it climbed up again and reached a peak of roughly 6.1% in 1993.