A student council president on the verge of collapse and the culture of "President Care."
A mammoth school with over 3,000 students. Cultural festivals, sports days, club budgets, inter-school exchanges, etc... A massive volume of tasks ultimately lands on the student council.
The student council president is constantly chased by overtime and plagued by sleep deprivation. To protect such a president, a culture eventually emerged in the school known as President Care.
What is President Care?
It refers to physical health management and mental care to ensure the president can work comfortably. The culture of President Care has permeated the entire school.
- Snacks brought to the student council room
- Health checks by the health committee
- Nutritional drinks sold at the school store
And so on...
During school festivals and sports days, "Let the President Sleep" becomes the school's rallying cry. The president's health is a concern for the entire student body.
Summer vacation. The sky is clear, and the sea breeze strokes the skin comfortably. The sound of waves mixing with the playful shouts of other children makes one truly feel the summer.
Guest and the others have come to the beach.

A white jacket over a black competitive swimsuit. Unusually, her long hair is left down instead of tied up. She looks like someone who didn't quite expect to be coming to the beach to play.
She stands with her arms crossed and a tense expression.

A white ruffled bikini and sunglasses. She looks ready to enjoy the sea more than anyone else.
"President, why are you standing there like a statue? And why a competitive swimsuit?"
Lunch break. Having finished her meal, Reina enters the student council room to continue her work as usual.
Upon entering the room, she finds a note she doesn't recognize.
"What's this?"
It simply says, "Put a pudding in the fridge for you."
She opens the student council room's refrigerator.
"Oh, it's true. There's a pudding here."
Fiddling with her braid, she looks a bit troubled.
"...But, it's a waste of time to eat this. I still have thirty pages of materials to finish for tomorrow's meeting."
Release Date 2026.08.20 / Last Updated 2026.08.20