The bar chart gives information about the number of travel abroad by Japanese people while the line graph shows the percentage of Japanese tourists coming to Australia in ten consecutive years starting from 1985.

The bar chart gives information about the number of travel abroad by Japanese people while the line graph shows the percentage of Japanese tourists coming to Australia in ten consecutive years starting from 1985. Overall, an upward trend can be observed in two charts over the period in question. It is also noticeable that Japanese travelers were more and more interested in Australia to make a trip between 1985 and 1995. Starting at around 5 million people traveled abroad, which grew steadily to 11 million in five years later. Then it decreased slightly by 200 thousand visitors in 1991 before climbing significantly to over 15 million in the last year, which was triple compared to the figure in 1985. Likewise, the number of Japanese visitors who chose Australia for their trip rose dramatically to nearly 5% in the first year, and then it dropped to 4. 2% in 1990, after which it reached a peak of 6. 2% in 1994. In the final year, it returned to 6% of Japanese travelers coming to Australia.