Main Perpetrators
Ten men were responsible for carrying out the attacks; five released the sarin, while the other five served as get-away drivers.
The teams were:
| Assigned Train | Perpetrator | Driver |
|---|---|---|
| Chiyoda Line, train A725K | Ikuo Hayashi (林 郁夫, Hayashi Ikuo?) | Tomomitsu Niimi (新実 智光, Niimi Tomomitsu?) |
| Marunouchi Line, train A777 | Kenichi Hirose (広瀬 健一, Hirose Ken'ichi?) | Koichi Kitamura (北村 浩一, Kitamura Kōichi?) |
| Marunouchi Line, train B801 | Toru Toyoda (豊田 亨, Toyoda Tōru?) | Katsuya Takahashi (高橋 克也, Takahashi Katsuya?) |
| Hibiya Line, train B711T | Masato Yokoyama (横山 真人, Yokoyama Masato?) | Kiyotaka Tonozaki (外崎 清隆, Tonozaki Kiyotaka?) |
| Hibiya Line, train A720S | Yasuo Hayashi (林 泰男, Hayashi Yasuo?) | Shigeo Sugimoto (杉本 繁郎, Sugimoto Shigeo?) |
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