泉佐野センタービル, Commercial skyscraper in Izumisano, Japan.

Izumisano Center Building is a 17-storey tower with two basement levels and a height of about 95 metres, completed in March 1992 in Izumisano, Osaka Prefecture. It was the city's first high-rise building. The complex has a commercial wing and a residential wing called South Core 21.

Completed in March 1992, the 17-storey, two-basement building about 95 m tall was Izumisano's first high-rise. It lost the title of the city's tallest to the Rinku Gate Tower Building in 1996. Until 1 October 2009 its commercial wing housed city hall counters, including the citizen service, consumer affairs and tourist information centres, before they moved under the elevated Nankai Main Line tracks at Izumisano Station.

The building has two parts: a commercial wing and a residential wing called South Core 21. Until 1 October 2009 the commercial wing housed Izumisano city hall counters, including the citizen service centre, consumer affairs centre and tourist information centre, before they moved under the elevated tracks by Izumisano Station on the Nankai Main Line.

The building is within walking distance from Izumisano Station and offers convenient connections to local transportation networks. Visitors will find multiple services and shops easily accessible whether arriving by train or car.

The building was Izumisano's first high-rise when it was completed in March 1992, at about 95 m with 17 floors above ground and two below. A second tower, Rinku Gate Tower, took the title of the city's tallest in 1996. The complex also includes a residential wing called South Core 21.