For a long time, Japanese tourists have constituted the majority of international tourism in Taiwan. To maintain their level of interest and even increase the scale of inbound tourism from Japan, thus reducing tourism deficit, is an issue that concerns the Tourism Bureau. This study conducted big data analysis based on the "Annual Survey of Visitors Expenditure and Trends in Taiwan" by the Tourism Bureau of the Republic of China in 2004 and 2014 to investigate the attributes of inbound visitors from Japan. Length of stay and expenditure were used as segmentation variables for visitor value with the C5.0 decision tree data mining method. The different attributes and consumer behavior of Japanese visitors from the two years were compared for reference in policymaking in the public sector and marketing in the private sector.