Muneyoshi Kugayama is a second-year student at Kamiyama High School who serves as the Student Council President. He appears as a minor supporting character in the series, making only a few appearances throughout the story, most notably during the Kanya-sai culture festival arc. His background includes being an accomplished illustrator, yet he expresses no particular interest in pursuing manga or art seriously, regarding it merely as a pastime he engaged in for fun. This detached attitude toward his own talent suggests a person who prefers not to commit deeply to any pursuit. Personality-wise, Kugayama is portrayed as friendly and approachable, with a lighthearted and somewhat frivolous demeanor. Despite his position of authority as student council president, he does not come across as stern or overly serious. His motivations are tied to fulfilling his duties as student council president in a competent but relaxed manner, and he shows little ambition beyond that role. In terms of role in the story, he interacts with the Classic Literature Club members during the school festival, where his involvement becomes a key piece in a mystery that the club investigates. His relationship with the main characters is mostly professional and cordial, though he displays a collegial respect for them. There is no significant development for Kugayama during the series, as he remains a peripheral figure who appears only when the plot requires his official capacity. His notable ability is his skill as an illustrator, though he downplays it, and his position as student council president gives him authority and influence within the school setting. Overall, he is a competent and amiable figure who serves as a functional part of the school’s administrative structure.