Tetsuya Honda (1969–) is a Japanese novelist best known for his crime fiction and suspense novels. He made his literary debut after receiving the Excellence Award at the 2nd Mu Densetsu Novel Prize in 2002. His widely acclaimed Reiko Himekawa series, beginning with "Strawberry Night", has been adapted into successful television dramas and films, establishing him as one of Japan's leading contemporary crime writers. His best-known work, "Strawberry Night", combines intricate police investigations with psychological depth to explore the darker aspects of human nature and modern society.