
Eita Okuno
Born February 10, 1986 · Tomakomai, Hokkaido, Japan
Eita Okuno (奥野瑛太) is a Japanese actor who is born in Hokkaido on February 10, 1986. In the year he graduated from high school, his father forced him to choose between school and work, so he completed his education at Nihon University. He made his debut in 2009 playing MC Mighty, one of the iconic characters in the movie 8000 Miles (Saitama-No Rapper). It is known that he released rap music for several projects within this movie, but he does not have a personal album.
Notable Appearances
Movies

Rurouni Kenshin: The Beginning

37 Seconds

Your Eyes Tell

64: Part 1

The Outsider

March Comes In Like a Lion

March Goes out Like a Lamb

Bushido

Madly

Hokusai's Daughter

Unfeigned Happy Ending

A Flower Aflame

If Cats Disappeared from the World

Fragments of the Last Will

64: Part 2

Intolerance

About Miss Azami

We Couldn't Become Adults

Shinjuku Swan II

Love & Peace

Hero's Island

The Women in the Lakes

Room Laundering

Sailor Suit and Machine Gun: Graduation

One Last Bloom
TV Shows

Yell

Wakako Zake

TOKYO MER: Mobile Emergency Room

Lost Man Found

Pokémon Concierge

The Road to Red Restaurant List

Straight to Hell

Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan

RoOT - Route of OddTaxi -

Beyond Goodbye

Dearest

Evil God's Balance Public Security Analysis Team

Ouroboros

Shonan Junai Gumi!

A Town Without Seasons

Room Laundering

Mirror Twins

JK to Roppozensho

I Didn't Love You Because I Was a Family, But I Loved You as a Family

Chair

Home Appliance Samurai

Imaginary Ritual

Resident: Story of 5 Interns

A Woman of Local Specialities

新・ミナミの帝王~失われた絆~
More Movies

Touching the Skin of Eeriness

Laughing Under the Clouds

Kiseki: Sobito of That Day

Goodbye Cruel World

BAUS: The Ship's Voyage Continues

Gift of Fire

The Pretenders

The First Supper

The Intermission

8000 Miles

Taro the Fool

The Miracle of Crybaby Shottan

Shinpei

Midsummer Fruit

Bakumatsu Aibou-den

Rageaholic

The Master of Funerals

How to Find a Lover

Roadside Fugitive

Ichigeki

Amagi Goe

Playing Dead

Tsukiko

I Am Kirishima

Ghost Band

Takasaki Graffiti

In Your Own Words

Museum: Introduction




