오사카 후쿠시마 타워, Modern skyscraper in Fukushima district, Osaka, Japan.

Osaka Fukushima Tower is a 45-storey residential high-rise in the Fukushima district of Osaka, completed in 2011 on the site of a former Nissan Osaka dealership. The building has a parking level below ground, an entrance on the first floor, and apartments from the second to the 45th floor.

The tower stands on a site formerly occupied by Osaka Nissan Motor (now Nissan Osaka Sales). Construction began in 2008 and the building was completed in 2011 as a 45-storey residential mansion, with parking in the basement, an entrance on the first floor and apartments from the second to the 45th floor.

The Fukushima area around the tower has a reputation in Osaka for its concentration of small restaurants and bars, many of which stay open late into the evening. The streets near the building are often lively at dusk, when office workers stop for dinner before heading home.

The tower stands in Fukushima, Osaka, on the site of the former Osaka Nissan Motor premises. The nearest stations are Shin-Fukushima on the JR Tozai Line, about 5 minutes on foot, and Hanshin Fukushima, about 8 minutes; Tamagawa and Noda-Hanshin are each roughly 8 minutes away. National Route 1 runs alongside, and Osaka Hospital and Shimofukushima Park are neighbours.

The site was previously occupied by Osaka Nissan Motor (now Nissan Osaka Sales) before demolition; the tower was begun in 2008 and completed in 2011. Its 2nd to 45th floors are 45 residential units for sale, with parking in the basement and the entrance on the ground floor.