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Band 6+: the charts below show the number of Japanese tourist travelling abroad between 1985 to 1995 and Australia's shares of the Japanese tourist market.

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The image contains two graphs: The first graph, "Japanese tourists traveling abroad," shows a consistent year-on-year increase in the number of Japanese tourists from 1985 to 1995: 1985 - 5 million, 1986 - 5 million, 1987 - 6 million, 1988 - 7 million, 1989 - 11 million, 1990 - 11 million, 1991 - 12 million, 1992 - 12 million, 1993 - 11 million, 1994 - 13 million, 1995 - 15 million. The second graph, "Australia's share of Japan's tourist market," displays varying percentage values for Australia's market share: 1985 - 2%, 1986 - 2%, 1987 - 4%, 1988 - 4%, 1989 - 5%, 1990 - 6%, 1991 - 7%, 1992 - 6%, 1993 - 7%, 1994 - 8%, 1995 - 6%.
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The carts illustrate the quantity of Japanese tourist travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 nad Australia’s shares of the Japanese tourist market.

First of all, in 1985 the number of Japanese travelling outside their country was more or less 5 million. In the chart, we can see the costant incrementation along the years. For example, 5 years after, the amount of Japanese travellers doubled, reaching 11 million. In some years this .. had some little breaks but overall the rise continue and in 1995 the total of Japanese travellers was more than 15 million.

While, in the othe graph we can see the percentage of this milion tourist that refers to Australia. In 1885 only the 2% of the 5 million Japanes tourists goes to Australia. Subsequently, here to we can see a clear pattern, over the years this data grows. In 1989 reached 5%, so the Japanese that visited Australia were a lot more.

In the last year considered in this research, the percentage reached 6 million, so in 1995 the Japanese that visited Australia were 3* whom visited in 1985.

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