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Band 7+: The bar chart gives information about the number of overseas Japanese tourists between 1985 and 1995, and the line graph illustrates percentage of those going to Australia between 1985 and 1994.

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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 data presents the amount of Japanese nationals travelling internationally from the time period 1985 to 1995 and the second line graph demonstrates the proportion of Japanese guests choosing Australia as their travel destination from 1985 to 1994

Overall, Japanense nationals preferred going aborad rather than travelling their own country. As a result, Australia saw a major influx of Japenese citizens choosing it over their own country.

Japan saw a significant growth in the number of nationals travelling abroad from just over 4 million in the year 1985 to around 11 million in 1990. Although this number declined in the year 1991 to approximately around 10.5 millions but it was short lived as the citizens again started exploring various nations for the next four years, peaking in the year 1995 with around 14.7 million people choosing different countries as their travel destination.

Japanese citizens contributed majorly in the Australian tourism sector from 2% in the year 1985 to just below 5% in the year 1988. With just a little dip in the year 1989, this number kept surging , peaking in the year 1993 with approximately 6.05% contribution in the Australian tourist market before falling back again to around 6% in the year 1994.

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