The data given provides information of Japanese travelers going outside the country in a decade from 1985 to 1995 and their preference of Australia in the same period.
Overview of the statistics shows Japanese visitors going abroad rose gradually from 1985 to 1995 except in 1991 where it had a slight dip. The percentage of passengers choosing Australia as their destination also had a dramatic rise in that period.
People holidaying foreign countries were almost 5 million in 1985 and steadily increased over the decade to 1.5 times. In the period of 1990 and 1991, travel saw a minute decrease by 1 million.
The Australian share of the Japanese people had a significant upward trajectory from having a 2 percent proportion in start of the period to 6 percent at the end. The percentage stake had a downfall in 1989, where it fell by almost 1 percent. The highest portion of passengers were seen in 1994, which were higher than the final share of 1995.