Finished watching Strawberry Night last week, was quite enjoyable, but to be honest I felt it didn't stand out as much as, let's say, Shinzanmono.
Maybe it has to do with the lead, Takeuchi Yuko. It's not that she performed poorly or anything, she was convincing enough, I just had a hard time believing she would be the head of the unit for some reason. I get that she is very smart and perceptive, but I don't know, might be just me, but it felt somewhat unrealistic/forced. Also the fact that she treats her parents awfully in the first few episodes didn't really make me feel any more sympathetic towards her character.
Anyway, aside from that, most of the cases were quite interesting, specially the final one and I love the fact that they broke off the usual "one case per episode" that seems to be very common among crime dramas.
Oh yeah, is the term "Strawberry Night" explained in the SP? I haven't watched that as I often watch SP's at a later time, but was intrigued by this as I don't recall they ever explaining during the show.
I think I will watch Kagi no Kakatta Heya next, but it might be a while till I start it.