This page is used to reference on how the various pages are basically set up.

Member Pages

Information Box

The Information box to the right is an example of where to put the main profile picture and assorted information. The main profile picture used in the information box should be the most recent official picture of the member.

Beginning

At the start of the beginning paragraph of the member's, page put their name in bold, then in parenthesis write their name in Japanese, then do the same for their real name (if they are using a stage name).

Examples

• Tanaka Reina (田中れいな; real name: 田中麗奈) is a Japanese singer and actress.
• Michishige Sayumi (道重さゆみ) is a Japanese pop singer and talent.

Follow this with a quick introduction of the member which would include when they joined Hello! Project, what groups they are/were part of (what generation), whether or not they were/are a soloist, their current status in Hello! Project, what year they graduated from their group or H!P, future plans they have, and etc.

Example

• Lǐ Chún (李纯), currently known as Lǐ Qìnyáo (李沁謡) in China and best known by her Japanese stage name Junjun (ジュンジュン), is a Chinese singer and actress. She was announced to be joining as an eighth generation member of Morning Musume on March 15, 2007. Along with Linlin, she is one of only two members in the history of Morning Musume that is not of Japanese origin. She graduated from the group on December 15, 2010 with Kamei Eri and Linlin.

OUTLINE

The full outline of the page goes along the lines of what is set up below:

Biography

The member's side gallery goes here as thumbnails, with the newest at the top. If the photo is in promotion for a single or album, it should be linked to in this gallery. These images are ideally only official profile photos, when available. Unofficial photos should only be used for members who are no longer active, and are kept to an absolute minimum. When a new profile image is added to the Information Box, the old image should be added here. See here on what to do if the side gallery is longer than the member's page.

Put Year Here

The biography should be chronological, starting with the oldest (i.e. 1997 at top and 2013 towards bottom of page).

Information in this section should concern main events for the member such as when they joined or graduated from a group or Hello! Project, held an event, starred in a special movie or play, etc.

Personal Life

This section is used for showing information about a member that isn't directly related to their activities, such as family members, education level, notable friendships, etc.

Profile

The member's main profile goes here.

• (Birth) Name: the member's name and name in Japanese goes here.
• Stage Name: if the member has a stage name, it goes here, and again in Japanese.
• Legal Name: if the member is married, their legal name goes here, and again in Japanese.
• Nicknames: nicknames the member has are listed here and again in Japanese, if applicable.
• Birthdate: the birthday of the member goes here using Template:Birthday.
• Date married: if the member is married, the date of their marriage goes here. Example: July 3, 2009.
• Family: if the member is married, the names of their family members go here.
• Birthplace: the place of birth of the member goes here using Template:Residence.
• Blood type: the member's blood type goes here.
• Height: the member's height goes here using the Template:Height.
• Western Zodiac: the member's western zodiac sign here using the Template:Zodiac.
• Eastern Zodiac: the member's eastern zodiac sign here using the Template:Lunar.
• Status: the changes in the member's status in a group goes here. Examples: Hello! Project Status, Up-Front Agency Status.
  • year-month-day: change in the member's status i.e. Member, Graduated, Maternity Leave, etc.
• Years in Group: the number of years the member has been in a group goes here. If the member hasn't been in the group for a year, then "years" can be replaced with "months". Example: Years in Morning Musume: 9 Years
• Image Color: the color used to represent a member is put here using Template:Penlight, then the color's name, then the years they had that color, if applicable. Example: Red (2011–2012)
  • Groups before and after their time in Hello! Project are also shown here, with oldest first.
• Hello! Project Groups: Hello! Project Groups, Subgroups, Concert Units, Shuffle Units, and other groups the member participated in go in this area with their own list.
  • Group (Year-Year)
  • Group (Year-Present)
• Any extra information should be put in a tab titled "Q&A".
  • Special Skill: a special skill the member might have goes here. Examples: Can play without sleep, math.
  • Hobbies: the member's hobbies go here. Examples: collecting things, texting.
  • Other details: other details about the member should go here. Examples: Favorite Season, Favorite Colors, Charm Point, Strong Point, Weak Point, Audition Song, Favorite Food, Disliked Food, etc.
  • Favorite words: the member's favorite words to say go here in quotation marks, and again in Japanese with English translation in parenthesis if applicable. Example: "OtsukaReina (おつかれいな; good work)".
  • Motto: the member's favorite saying, signature saying, or motto goes here.
  • Favorite Hello! Project member: the member's favorite member within Hello! Project goes here.
  • Favorite Hello! Project Song: the member's favorite song within Hello! Project goes here.
  • Other Favorite Song: the member's favorite song outside of Hello! Project goes here.

Discography

The list of albums, singles, collaborations, digital downloads, and unreleased songs done by the member go here.

Albums

1. [Year.Month.Day] Title of Album Here (Name in Japanese here, unless linked)

Singles

1. [Year.Month.Day] Title of Single Here (Name in Japanese here, unless linked)

DVDs

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of solo DVD here (Name in Japanese here, unless linked)

Publications

A list of photobooks, calendars, books, etc. the member has been in or written go here. As so:

Photobooks

Solo

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Photobook (Name in Japanese here, unless linked)

Group

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of photobook (Name in Japanese here, unless linked)

Essay Books

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Essay Book (Name in Japanese here, unless linked)

Works

The list of Movies, Television, Theater, TV Dramas, Musicals, Radio, Internet, Commercials, Concerts, and DVDs the member has been in go here. As so:

Movies

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Movie (Name in Japanese here) additional information here, i.e. name of character

TV Programs

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of TV Programs (Name in Japanese here) additional information here, i.e. number of episodes starred in

Internet

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Internet Show (Name in Japanese here) additional information here, i.e. number of episodes starred in

Radio

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Radio Show (Name in Japanese here) additional information here, i.e. number of episodes starred in

Trivia

• Put any accurate, confirmed, and unbiased trivia about the member here.

Total Sales Count

Only put this here if the member is a soloist.

Year	Year Sales	Total Sales
2001	100,000	1,000,000
2002	200,000	2,000,000
2003	300,000	3,000,000

Honorary Titles

• Using Template:HonoraryTitleStart and Template:HonoraryTitle, put any notable titles here, such as being the youngest or oldest member of a group, or leadership positions.

Gallery

In this section, you can insert other official images of the member. Please avoid excess images and try to insert only one per release or event. If a member has more promotional pictures than the length of their page, they can be added here as well. Preferably, this section should be used for images outside single and album promotions, like concerts and events, but if you must insert them due to page length, please keep them in reverse chronological order. If a member has many extra photos, consider making a separate Gallery page for them.

Use the slideshow to minimize excess use of space. Have the slideshow in center format and 400 pixels wide. Below is a sample from Suzuki Airi's page.

References

Use Template:Reflist to create a list of referenced used on the page.

External Links

Links to websites, blogs, YouTube accounts or social media belonging to the member go here. As so:

• [www.website.com Link Name]

Pages to Use as References

• Matsuura Aya
• Fukumura Mizuki
• Hiromoto Ruli

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Group Pages

Information Box

The Information box with picture at the side is an example of where to put the main group profile picture and assorted information. The main profile picture used in the information box must be the most recent official picture of the group.

Beginning

At the start of the beginning paragraph of the group's page put the name of the group in bold, then in parenthesis write their name in Japanese, then put any translation, alternate spellings, or pronunciation of the name if applicable.

Examples

Morning Musume (モーニング娘。; Morning Girls), currently known as Morning Musume '25 (モーニング娘。'25, read as Morning Musume Two-Five) Berryz Koubou (Berryz工房; Berryz Workshop, also romanized as Berryz Kobo or Berryz Kōbō)

Follow this with a quick introduction of the group which should include (if information given): when it was created, why it was created, how many founding and current members, highest and lowest selling singles, etc.

Example

Tsubaki Factory (つばきファクトリー; Camellia Factory) is a Japanese pop group under Hello! Project, originally formed with six members from Hello Pro Kenshuusei in late April 2015. As of June 2024, there are currently 11 members. Their sister group was Kobushi Factory.

Tsubaki Factory's highest selling single is "Ishiki Takai Otome no Dilemma / Dakishimerarete Mitai" with 81,280 copies sold while their lowest selling major label single is "Dansha-ISM / Ima Nanji?" with 37,800 copies sold.

OUTLINE

The full outline of the page goes along the lines of what is set up below:

Members

Major groups should use a Template:Portal to display current members. Former members are placed in a tab chronologically, starting with founding members. They are written in the following format:

Generation (Year)

• Put member Name here (Name in Japanese; Use Template:Penlight then write their color name) (How they left: Date; if they were a leader, and the dates of their leadership)

Example

• Yaguchi Mari (矢口真里; Light Purple) (Resigned: April 14, 2005; Leader 2005.01.31 - 2005.04.14)

Smaller groups and units should list current members under the following format:

• Put member Name here (Name in Japanese; Use Template:Penlight then write their color name, if applicable) (Put any leadership positions here)

Example

• Ishikawa Rika (石川梨華; Hot Pink) (Leader)

Former members should be written in the same format as above. A tabber may or may not be used depending on the size of the unit.

History

The group's side gallery goes here as thumbnails, with the newest at the top. These images are only of official profile photos. If the photo is in promotion for a single or album, it should be linked to in this gallery. When a new profile image is added to the Information Box, the old image should be added here.

Put Year Here

The history should be chronological, starting with the oldest (i.e. 1997 at top and 2013 towards bottom of page).

Information in this section should concern main events for the group such as when they formed, releases, lineup changes, disbanding, events, etc.

Activities Outside Japan

If applicable, a description of their activities outside of Japan goes here.

Group Name Origin

An explanation of the group's name goes here. This can include who chose it, any symbolisms, and other names that weren't ultimately chosen.

Discography

A list of albums, singles, collaborations, and digital releases, and video releases done by the group go here. These are placed in tabs to avoid the page being too long.

If applicable, use Template:Main to link to their full discography.

Publications

A list of photobooks, calendars, books, etc. the group has been in or written go here. These are placed in tabs.

If applicable, use Template:Main to link to their full list of publications.

Works

The list of Movies, Television, Musicals, Radio, Internet, Theater, etc. the group has been in go here. A tabber may or may not be used depending on the length of the section.

Theater

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Show (Name in Japanese here, unless linked) (additional information here, i.e. specific members absent)

TV Programs

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of TV Program (Name in Japanese here, unless linked) (additional information here, i.e. number of episodes starred in)

Films

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Film (Kanji Translation Here) (additional information here)

Internet

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Internet Show (Kanji Translation Here) (additional information here)

Radio

• [Year.Month.Day] Title of Radio Show (Kanji Translation Here) (additional information here)

Trivia

• Put any accurate, confirmed, and unbiased trivia about the group here.

Awards & Recognitions

Put any awards and recognitions the group has won here.

• [Year.Month.Date] Name of the award and where it was won.

Total Sales Count

Put the sales count of the group here. As so:

Year	Yearly Group Sales	Yearly Collab Sales	Total Sales
2001	100,000	1,000,000	1,100,000
2002	200,000	2,000,000	3,300,000
2003	300,000	3,000,000	6,600,000

External Links

Links to websites, blogs, YouTube accounts or social media belonging to the group go here. As so:

• [www.website.com Link Name]

Pages to Use as References

• Morning Musume
• v-u-den
• BEYOOOOONDS

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Single Pages

TBA

Pages to Use as References

• Go Girl ~Koi no Victory~
• Genki Jirushi no Oomori Song / Okashi Tsukutte Okkasui~!
• Happy☆彡

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Album Pages

TBA

Pages to Use as References

• Fantasy! Juuichi
• Best☆Kirari
• Dai ② Seichouki

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Concert Pages

Information Box

The Information box to the right is an example of where to put the concert's logo and basic information. If there are multiple logos, a gallery is used to make tabs. Photos listed below should have a description of what its depicting i.e. promotional photo, poster.

Beginning

At the beginning of the page description, it should have the concert name in bold, then in parenthesis the title of the concert in Japanese (and if applicable, a semicolon, then an English translation of the concert's title in italics). Follow this with which concert tour it is, and the dates the concert ran. You can then also write additional information, such as series, graduations, specials, as well as DVD and Blu-ray releases. Be sure to put when the DVD of the concert was released as Month Day, Year.

Setlist

TBA

Pages to Use as References

• Hello! Project 2019 SUMMER
• Morning Musume '24 Concert Tour Aki WE CAN DANCE !
• Mano Erina Memorial Concert 2013 in Nakano "OTOME LEGEND~For the Best Friends"