The first graph, a bar chart shows the total number of Japanese tourists travelling to other countries, and the line graph provides the information of Japan’s tourists that visited Australia. As an initial overview, in the bar chart, Japanese visitors show the gradual movement even though there was a slight drop in the year 1991. As for the Japanese voyagers that visited Australia, the graph had unstable movement, there were ups and downs.
Generally speaking, the year with the most Japanese travellers was 1995 with a total, approximately 15 million citizens who had travelled overseas, with a 10 million difference when it was in 1985. As for Japan’s visitors in Australia, the highest peak was in 1993 with approximately 6.3%, and its lowest was in 1985 with just 2%. Additionally, there was a fluctuation between 1887 and 1990 also a slight slip-back in the year 1994.
A specific analysis reveals that the amount of Japanese tourists journeying abroad in 1885-1887 had constant movement likewise their percentage in visiting Australia which rose from 2% to 4% in 3 years. But, even though general Japanese visitors had gradual change between 1987 and 1990, likewise in 1985-1987, there was a fluctuation in Japanese voyagers that visited Australia in those years, its ups were in 1988 and 1990 with total 4.5%, and had slightly declined in 1989.
Next, in the 1990-1992, Japanese visitors had unstable growth which had a mild decline in 1991 with 10.2% travellers, 0.1% lower than the previous year, even though in the next year, the travellers had slightly risen at 10,8% in 1992. Additionally, in the total number of Japanese visitors that voyaged to Australia, the total was gradual rose from 4.9% to 5.8%. Lastly, in the year 1993-1995, the Japanese citizens who travelled overseas had moderate change, while the Japanese tourists who visited Australia, had a tedious drop in 1994 at 6%, 0.1% lower than the previous year.