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

The bar chart compares the

number

of

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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abroad in the span of 11 years. It is notable that in 1995 the

number

of

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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reached the highest rate.

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is accounted

at

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approximately 15 million, exhibiting a higher

number

than all the other categories provided.

This

significant increase means that

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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rose dramatically in that period.

However

, the lowest performance of

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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in

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1885, which stood at about 5.

This

huge drop demonstrates that

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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declined sharply notably at that time.

On the other hand

, the line graph illustrates the

percentage

of

Australia

's

share

in the span of 11 years. The most significant rate demonstrated in

this

chart is about 7%.

This

indicates that the

percentage

of

Australia

's

share

increased sharply, meaning that

Australia

's

share

reached a peak

at the end

of 1993.

In contrast

, the lowest point of

Australia

's

share

at

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the beginning of 1885. As it reached about 0%

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shows a huge drop in

percentage

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the percentage

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of

Australia

's

share

.

Overall

, it can clearly be seen that the

number

and

percentage

of

Japanese

tourists

traveling

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and

Australia

's

share

in both charts faced remarkable changes in the years mentioned above.