A log for concerts, lives, fan meetings, musicals and matches: one page per show, forty of them, so a year of going out fits in one binder. It takes the event-report page of the Oshi Fan Journal and gives it its own book, with room for full set lists. Nothing in it names a real artist, group or venue.

It opens with your name and a live count of forty hearts to colour in as you go, then a two-page index for all forty shows (number, date, event, venue) and forty numbered event reports. Each report has date, venue, event, seat and who you went with, a ticket-shaped box to paste the stub into, numbered set-list lines in two columns, a best-moment box, your outfit with the twelve oshi colours to circle, and five hearts to rate the show.

Then ten set-list pages, each with event, date and venue, numbered song lines in two columns, an encore box and a box for MC notes (the talk between songs); a ticket pocket to cut out, fold and glue onto a page, 80 x 110 mm on the A5 page and 110 x 140 mm on A4 and Letter; and two dot-grid free pages.

You get six PDFs of 56 pages, English and English with Japanese alongside each label (set smaller), each for A5 (148 x 210 mm), A4 (210 x 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 x 11 in), plus the font licence. Undated. Set in Baloo 2 and Nunito, with M PLUS Rounded 1c for the Japanese.

How to print: print at 100% ("Actual size"). The A5 file prints two pages to an A4 sheet with your printer's booklet setting; the A4 and Letter files suit a ring binder. Every page keeps a 10 mm margin, and large areas are pale tints.