Umeda Center Building, Mixed-use skyscraper in Kita-ku, Japan.

The Umeda Center Building is a high-rise office building at the eastern edge of Osaka's Umeda district, in Nakazaki-nishi, Kita-ku. It stands east of Osaka Station and Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station, and is closer to Nakazaki-cho subway station on the Tanimachi Line. Its tenants include the headquarters of NTT Data Sekisui Systems, Koatsu Gas Kogyo and Daiwa House Reform, and its basement floor holds shops such as Moss Burger, Lawson and Rashinban.

The site held a golf driving range before the Umeda Center Building was built. The building is managed by Asahi Facilities after Umeda Center Building Co., Ltd. was dissolved on 31 March 2024. Its address, 2-4-12 Nakazaki-nishi, Kita-ku, Osaka, was registered as the head office of 49 companies as of 12 August 2023.

The building's basement floor holds its shops: a Moss Burger, a Lawson convenience store and a Rashinban second-hand goods shop. The address, Nakazaki-nishi 2-4-12, is the registered head office of 49 companies. A Pokemon Center Osaka store traded here until 23 November 2010, when it moved to the Daimaru Umeda store.

The building has no observation space open to the public; the Umeda Crystal Hall and meeting rooms are rented out and managed by Asahi Facilities. The tower stands at the eastern edge of the Umeda district, and Nakazakicho Station on the Tanimachi subway line is closer than Umeda Station.

The site held a golf driving range before the tower was built. The building's address, Nakazaki-nishi 2-4-12, was registered as the head office of 49 companies as of August 2023. There is no observation space open to the public, and the nearest station is Nakazaki-cho on the Tanimachi line rather than Umeda.