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The image contains a bar chart showing 'Japanese tourists travelling abroad' (in millions) and a line graph showing 'Australia's share of Japan's tourist market' (percentage). The number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad was: ~4.9 million in 1985, ~5.5 in 1986, ~6.8 in 1987, ~8.4 in 1988, ~9.6 in 1989, ~11.0 in 1990, ~10.7 in 1991, ~11.8 in 1992, ~12.1 in 1993, ~13.5 in 1994, and ~15.4 in 1995. The percentage of these tourists going to Australia was: 2.0% in 1985, 3.0% in 1986, 4.0% in 1987, ~4.8% in 1988, ~4.2% in 1989, ~4.8% in 1990, ~5.2% in 1991, ~5.6% in 1992, ~6.2% in 1993, and 6.0% in 1994.
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The bar chart illustrates the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad from 1985 to 1995, while the line graph shows the percentage of these tourists who visited Australia between 1984 and 1994.
Overall, the number of Japanese people travelling overseas increased steadily throughout the period. Similarly, Australia’s share of Japan’s tourist market rose, despite some minor fluctuations.
In 1985, around 5 million Japanese travelled abroad. This figure rose gradually to about 7 million in 1987 and exceeded 10 million for the first time in 1990. After a slight dip in 1991, the number continued to climb, reaching its peak of roughly 15 million by 1995.
The similar upward trend seen in the proportion of Japanese tourists visiting Australia. In 1984 was accounted 2 %. The percentage grew steadily and reached around 5% in 1988. There was recorded a small drop in 1989, while the figure recovered quickly, rose to about 6% in 1993
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