The charts below show the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 and Australia's share of the Japanese tourist market. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

The provided charts present data on the international travel habits of

Japanese

tourists from 1985 to 1995, with a specific focus on

Australia

's portion of

this

tourism

market

. The bar chart tracking the number of

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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travelling

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abroad shows a clear upward trajectory over the given period. Starting at approximately 5 million in 1985, there is a steady increase each year, with slight plateaus around 1987 and 1991. By 1995, the number

has

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almost tripled, reaching just over 15 million. In the line graph depicting

Australia

's

share

of the

Japanese

tourist

market

, there is an

overall

increase, albeit with some fluctuations. In 1985,

Australia

captured around 2% of the

market

, which

sees

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a sharp rise to approximately 4.5% in 1987.

Thereafter

, the trend

fluctuates

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fluctuated

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, dipping to just under 4% in 1988 before climbing again. The most significant growth occurs between 1991 and 1994,

where

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when

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Australia

's

share

escalates from around 3.5% to just under 6%. The graph plateaus slightly in 1995, indicating a stabilization of

market

share

. In summary, the data illustrates that over the decade, Japan saw a substantial increase in the number of its citizens

traveling

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abroad, and concurrently,

Australia

successfully expanded its

share

of these

travelers

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travellers

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significantly, suggesting a growing preference among

Japanese

tourists for

Australia

as a travel destination during

this

period.