TOKYO - They were not yet born when one of the most heinous crimes in Japanese history was committed. They knew nothing of the crisis, confusion and loss that gripped Japan, as the March 20, 1995 sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway system sent a country that prided itself on safety into a bout of deep soul-searching.
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