The bar chart provided shows the amount of expenditure of Malaysian and Japanese people on housing, transport, food, healthcare and other goods and services.
Overall, the most money consuming spheres are housing in Malaysia and other goods and services in Japan, whereas the least money in both countries is spent on healthcare.
Turning into details, about one third part of all costs the Malaysian spent on housing (34%), whereas the Japanese pay the most money (29%) for other goods and services. In contrast, Malaysian people spend equal portion of their budget ( about one forth) on food and other items compared to Japanese people spending over one fifth on meals and home respectively.
Transportation makes up one fifth of all expenditure in Japan, whilst in Malaysia the figure indicates exactly the half of it (10%). The least costly area in both countries is healthcare, 6 and 3 percent in Japan and Malaysia respectively. 
The bar chart provided  
shows
 the amount of expenditure of Malaysian and Japanese  
people
 on housing, transport, food, healthcare and  
other
  goods
 and services. 
Overall
, the most money consuming spheres are housing in Malaysia and  
other
  goods
 and services in Japan, whereas the least money in both countries  
is spent
 on healthcare.
Turning into  
details
, about one third part of all costs the Malaysian spent on housing (34%), whereas the Japanese pay the most money (29%) for  
other
  goods
 and services.  
In contrast
, Malaysian  
people
 spend equal portion of their budget  
( 
about one forth) on food and  
other
 items compared to Japanese  
people
 spending over one fifth on meals and home  
respectively
.
Transportation  
makes
 up one fifth of all expenditure in Japan, whilst in Malaysia the figure indicates exactly the half of it (10%). The least costly area in both countries is healthcare, 6 and 3 percent in Japan and Malaysia  
respectively
.