Japanese Video Game Composer, Sound Designer & Music Creator

Harumi Fujita, also known as OkanP, is a legendary Japanese video game composer and sound designer whose career spans more than four decades. Beginning at SNK before joining Capcom, she contributed to some of the most memorable soundtracks in video game history, including Bionic Commando, Strider, Ghosts ’n Goblins, Final Fight and Mega Man 3. As a member of Capcom’s renowned in-house music team ALPH LYLA, she helped shape the sound of an entire generation of Japanese video games.

After leaving Capcom, Fujita continued her career as a freelance composer, working on video game soundtracks and expanding into music for theatrical productions and other projects. Her credits also include the music for Tomba! and PULSTAR.

In recent years, Fujita has introduced herself to a new generation of music fans as OkanP. Through her popular online music project, she creates original compositions inspired by the sound and style of classic video games, demonstrating her remarkable creativity and ability to capture the spirit of different gaming eras.

In June 2025, she released Rockmama, her first solo album through Brave Wave Productions. Featuring 14 tracks developed from her OkanP compositions, the album transforms short musical ideas into fully realized pieces and pays tribute to her roots as a Rockman (Mega Man) composer.

Harumi Fujita is available for international bookings through GentleGamer Talent, including gaming conventions, Comic Cons, music events, panels, interviews and live appearances. She is also individually represented alongside Takaya Imamura, with MUSOU INFINITY available as an international live act.

Notable Works:

• Ghosts ’n Goblins (1985)
• Bionic Commando (1988)
• Strider (1989)
• Final Fight (1989)
• Mega Man 3 (1990)
• Gargoyle’s Quest (1990)
• Tomba! (1997)
• PULSTAR (1995)

Location:
🇯🇵 – Osaka