Omi Sensei is also a direct student of the late Nakamura Tempu Sensei, founder of the Shin-shin-toitsu-do system of Japanese yoga and meditation. Omi Sensei was recently appointed as the new Chief Director of the Tempu Society, which oversees the teaching of Shin-shin-toitsu-do in Japan.

The following is a short list of Omi Sensei's many accomplishments:

• 1956 Graduated from the Faculty of Commercial Science, Hitotsubashi University
• 1956 Joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)
• 1970 Served as Consul at the Japanese Consulate General in New York until 1974
• 1981 Served as Director-General, Guidance Department, Small & Medium Enterprise Agency until 1983
• 1983 Elected to the House of Representatives (up to the present)
• 1990 Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Finance
• 1995 Chairman Standing Committee on Finance, House of Representatives
• 1995 Drafted and enacted Science and Technology Fundamental Law
• 1997 Minister of State for Economic Planning until 1998
• Acting Secretary-General, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) until 2001
• Minister of State for Science and Technology Policy
• Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs (up to the present)
• Minister of Finance (up to the present)

Selected Publications
1991 Rebuilding Japan: A Country We Can Be Proud Of
1996 Towards a Science and Technology-Oriented Nation