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The image includes two graphs, the top graph shows the number of Japanese tourists traveling abroad from 1985 to 1995 with numerical data: in 1985, 5 million; 1986, 5.5 million; 1987, 6 million; 1988, 7 million; 1989, 8 million; 1990, 11 million; 1991, approximately 11.5 million; 1992, approximately 11.5 million; 1993, about 12 million; 1994, 13.5 million; 1995, 15 million. The bottom graph displays Australia's share of Japan's tourist market from 1985 to 1995: 1985, 2%; 1986, 3%; 1987, 4%; 1988, 4.5%; 1989, 5.25%; 1990, 6%; 1991, 6%; 1992, nearly 6%; 1993, 6.25%; 1994, 6.75%; 1995, 6.5%.
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The diagrams illustrate the number of Japanese travelling abroad from 1985 to 1995 and Australia’s proportion of the Japanese tourist market.
Overall, it can be seen from the graphs that Japanese tourists travels more from each year, and it also touches Australia.
First of all, the number of tourists from Japan rose gradually except for 1991. However, the number eventually increased from around 5 millions to 15 millions.
With regard to Australia, there was a steady increase between 1985 and 1988, then the percentage reduced by approximately 1 million in 1989. However, the proportion increased gradually with one drop ib 1994.
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