As a junior high school student, he was a bad boy who attended a rally groups and discos in Shinjuku. When he was a high school student. A friend from middle school had a part-time job at the boutique "Takenoko", so the Okita wears Takenoko's clothes, but it is conspicuous and disliked by other customers, so is thrown out of the disco. So on Saturday night, he used to play in a disco in normal clothes, and on Sunday noon, he started dancing in Takenoko clothes in a pedestrian paradise in Harajuku. He belonged to a team called Runners. The Takenoko tribe attracts the support of young people, and the media are also paying attention. The number of fans of Okita increased rapidly because Petit Seven posted a special article about Okita. Surrounded by fans, he could not dance anymore, in 1980, he quit the Takenoko tribe in May, a third year high school student, and began studying for entrance exams for college. On the other hand, he has been scouted by many entertainment companies and decided on Stardust Promotion .

On March 27, 1999, he hung himself at home and died at the age of 36. The reason is unknown. Just six days after the end of the first part of "Salaryman Kintaro," Tsukawa, who Okita himself looked up to as a teacher, exclaimed, "I want to wash my face and start again! I want to say that," in tears. It was Tetsuya Takeda, who co-starred with Okita in the 2nd series of "Mr. Kinpachi Sensei 3rd Class B" , said in an interview at Okita's farewell ceremony, "Maybe it was hard for him to live a cool life until now." The cause of the suicide was reported to have been suffering from a decrease in work at the time and having a large debt . Edit Biography