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Band 5+: The charts below show the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad beteen 1985 and 1995 and Australia's share of Japanese tourists market.

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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 bar graph demonstrates the comparison between the amount of Japanese tourists who visited outside nations within the time period of ten years. Meanwhile the line graph illustrate track of Australian shares of Japanese visiter market in same time period of ten years.

Overall,it is apparent that both japanese tourists who travelled abroad or the shares of Australian in Japanese tourist market followed increased trend. the Japanese visiter were climb continuously whereas the shares had some fluctuations .

In the bar graph ,in 1985, just under 5 million people travelled other nations.this figure grew up steadily . Each year ,nearly doubling approximately 11 millon at first half decade. After that ther was minor fall in number of Japanese visiters in 1991 that crossed the ten million. Moreover after the stagnation of 1 year it rose up and accounted for 15 million in 1995.

Turning attention towards the line graph , the Australia became the most popular place for tourists in 1985 accounted for 2%. The share climbed rapidly and reached at 4.8% from 1986 to 1988. Before dropping about 4.5% in 1989 it sirge dramatically, to the peak point over the 6%. In 1993 . After small decline it was stable at 6%in 1995.

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