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The image consists of two graphs. The first graph shows the number of Japanese tourists traveling abroad from 1985 to 1995 in millions: 1985 (5), 1986 (approximately 5.5), 1987 (7), 1988 (8.5), 1989 (10), 1990 (11), 1991 (11.5), 1992 (12), 1993 (11), 1994 (approximately 12.5), 1995 (15). The second graph shows Australia's share of the Japanese tourist market from 1985 to 1995 in percentages: 1985 (2), 1986 (4), 1987 (approximately 5.5), 1988 (6), 1989 (approximately 6.2), 1990 (approximately 6.1), 1991 (approximately 5.9), 1992 (6), 1993 (approximately 6.3), 1994 (an approximate range starting at 6.3 increasing to 6.6), 1995 (6.6).
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The charts illustrate the amount of tourists in Japan travelling in other countries from 1985 to 1995 and Australia income from japanese travelers.
Overall, tourism abroad saw a significant rise in popularity in Japan during the period. The percentage of Japan visitors to Australia also rised significantly over the decade.
The number of tourists grew gradually until 1990. From around 5 million it increased to almost 12 million. It slightly flactuated in the 1991, as if it had slight decline. Although, after that it increased steadily in the following years, and had a jump in 1995. The amount of japanese citizens that started travelling abroad reached to almost 16 million.
The japanese tourist were also appreciated in Australia. The percentage grew fast in every year but in 1989 it dropped to 4 percent. After that it grew steadily and peaked in the 1993, as if it reached slightly above 6 percent. And in 1994 it experienced unnoticable decrease.
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