was the 8th Honda "daimyō" of Iiyama Domain. Sukeshige was the eldest son of Honda Sukezane. He was received in formal audience by Shōgun Tokugawa Iemochi in 1861. He was unusually tall for contemporary Japanese, and was stilled in the martial arts, as well as poetry and literature. In 1866, he led the domain's troops to Osaka during the Second Chōshū expedition in place of his ill father, and became "daimyō" the following year on his father's retirement. In 1868, during the Boshin War, the new Meiji government fined the domain 15,000 "ryō" for its previously uncooperative attitude. Ten days later, a civil war erupted in Iiyama between supporters of the Tokugawa and the pro-imperial faction. Sukeshige died 3 months later at the age of 23, possibly due to poisoning. In order to avoid the possibility of attainder, the fact of his death was kept secret from the authorities and it was officially announced that he had retired in favor of his younger brother. He had no official wife. His grave is at the temple of Chuon-ji in Iiyama.