Fumi Kujō is a central character in the anime Jinsei - Life Consulting, serving as one of the three main female advisers in the Second Newspaper Club's life counseling section. She is a student at Kyuumon Gakuen and a member of the school's literature club, which aligns with her role as the liberal arts representative on the counseling team. Her distinctive appearance often features her with a gentle expression and her eyes closed in a calm, serene manner, a characteristic that adds to her composed and thoughtful image.

In terms of background, Fumi comes from a wealthy and distinguished family with an old-fashioned and strict lifestyle. Her family has a samurai lineage, and they are affluent enough to own significant properties, including the building used in one of the club's cases. This privileged upbringing has shaped her into a sweet, cultured, and well-mannered young woman. However, it has also created a specific challenge for her: she has trouble speaking openly with her old-fashioned and severe grandfather, which is a subtle but notable personal conflict that influences her character.

Personality-wise, Fumi is generally portrayed as kind, polite, and somewhat reserved. She often appears cheerful and innocent, with a calm demeanor that contrasts sharply with the more boisterous energy of her clubmate Ikumi Suzuki. While she is intelligent and cultured, her approach to solving problems is not as rigidly logical as the science representative, Rino Endō. Instead, Fumi tends to think deeply and from a humanities perspective, but this can lead her to overthink situations, making her advice elaborate or insightful yet occasionally impractical. Within the group dynamic, she often serves as a moderating presence, embodying the ego in a Freudian trio with Rino as the superego and Ikumi as the id.

Fumi's role in the story is to provide the literary and emotional perspective when the team answers student advice columns. While Yuuki Akamatsu acts as the straight man and chair of the discussions, Fumi, along with Rino and Ikumi, represents a different facet of problem-solving. Her suggestions are rooted in empathy, tradition, and an understanding of human emotions found in literature. Despite her composed exterior, she is frequently the target of physical comedy, specifically from Ikumi, who often tries to grope her large bust, highlighting Fumi's role as a source of fanservice and comic relief within the group.

Regarding her key relationships, Fumi shares a strong working bond with Yuuki Akamatsu and the other two girls. The trio functions as a classic Beauty, Brains, and Brawn ensemble, with Fumi representing beauty. Her dynamic with Ikumi is particularly notable; while Ikumi's physical advances are played for laughs, Fumi usually reacts with a mix of embarrassment and resigned tolerance, never responding with genuine malice. Her relationship with her grandfather, though largely off-screen, is a significant part of her background, as her difficulty in communicating with him hints at deeper familial pressures beneath her elegant surface.

Throughout the series, Fumi does not undergo a radical personality overhaul, but her development is shown in her growing confidence within the counseling group. She becomes more comfortable voicing her complex thoughts despite the risk of overthinking, and she learns to balance her refined upbringing with the often chaotic and silly problems brought to the club. Her ability to provide thoughtful, culturally aware advice is her notable strength in the counseling sessions, even if it sometimes needs to be tempered by Rino's science or Ikumi's practical energy.