The charts below show the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 19955 and Australia’s share of the Japanese tourist market.

The two charts compare data about the

number

of

Japanese

tourists based on their frequency

to travel

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overseas and visit a particular country from 1985 to 1995. It can be seen that the total

number

of

Japanese

individuals who were travelling abroad gradually increased throughout the given period,

as well as

their visits to Australia. In 1985, about five

million

people

of

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Japan had already departed for international countries for holidays. In the next five years, the

number

experienced dramatic growth until it doubled in 1990 to just over 10

million

people.

However

, there was a slight decrease in the figures in 1991, which increased afterwards to almost 12

million

humans and plateaued until 1993. The

number

continuously grew by two

million

individuals per year until, in 1995 the total

number

of

Japanese

tourists reached approximately 15

million

individuals. Regarding their visit to Australia, there

were

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only two

percent

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of

Japanese

visitors

who

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went there in the beginning. The percentage steeply grew until it reached around five

percent

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in 1989, but plunged to almost four

percent

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in the next year.

Furthermore

, the

number

rose gradually until the end of the period, which accounted for 6% of the total Australian tourists.