Cast
Eita Okuno
Acting
Cast
Eita Okuno
Known for
Acting
Born
1986-02-10
From
Tomakomai, Hokkaido, Japan
Also known as おくのえいた
Biography
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.
Rurouni Kenshin: The Beginning
as Murakami
The Outsider
as Ko
Your Eyes Tell
as Mitsuru Kuji
Fragments of the Last Will
64: Part 2
as Namie
37 Seconds
as Hide
A Flower Aflame
as Hatanaka
Madly
as Takunya (segment "Love of Love")
Shinjuku Swan II
Hokusai's Daughter
Hero's Island
We Couldn't Become Adults
as Miyajima
Intolerance
as Construction Worker
One Last Bloom
as Harada
Bushido
as Samon Kajiki
64: Part 1
as Namie
If Cats Disappeared from the World
as Tomu-san
Sailor Suit and Machine Gun: Graduation
Kiseki: Sobito of That Day
as Toshio
Love & Peace
as Revolution Q Band Member
Room Laundering
The Intermission
The Women in the Lakes
Goodbye Cruel World
Gift of Fire
March Goes out Like a Lamb
as Junkei Yamazaki
March Comes In Like a Lion
as Junkei Yamazaki
The First Supper
as Takuji
Laughing Under the Clouds
as Raiga
Touching the Skin of Eeriness
as River Office Staff
Ichigeki
as Masumitsu Kyunosuke
The Pretenders
as Matsuo
I Am Kirishima
The Miracle of Crybaby Shottan
How to Find a Lover
Amagi Goe
BAUS: The Ship's Voyage Continues
Taro the Fool
as Yoshioka
Midsummer Fruit
as Ryoma
Takasaki Graffiti
as Kazuki Kimishima
Playing Dead
as Yoshida Hiroshi / "Shitai no Hito"
Museum: Introduction
Unfeigned Happy Ending
as Shinji
Bakumatsu Aibou-den
Ghost Band
Roadside Fugitive
as Mighty
About Miss Azami
as Noda
Shinpei
as Shinpei Omura
Rageaholic
Tsukiko
8000 Miles
as Mighty
The Master of Funerals
as Norio Shimamura
In Your Own Words
Daily Lives of High School Boys
as Woman's Lover