The bar chart illustrates the amount of Japanese visiting abroad from 1985 to 1995

The number of Japanese traveling to foreign countries started at approximately 5 million. It increased nearly 0.5 million people travelling abroad annually, except a slight drop in 1991. It ended in about 15 million people in 1995. 3 times more compared with 1985.

By the time more Japanese people traveled abroad, more of them chose Australia as the destination. Therefore, the line graph shows an upward trend as the bar chart. The percentage of market share was very low in 1985, it was 2% in total. However, it soared 3 times to 6% at the end of the time period (1991). The peak of the market shared at slightly above 6% in 1994.

To sum, more Japanese people go to travel led to the increase in Australian shared its market to boost Australian tourism industry.