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Country
  
Japan

Ward
  
Kita-ku

City
  
Osaka

Prefecture
  
Osaka Prefecture

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Time zone
  
Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)

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Umeda (梅田) is a major commercial and business district in Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan, and the city's main northern railway terminus (Ōsaka Station, Umeda Station).

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Map of Umeda, Kita Ward, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 530-0001, Japan

The area is notable for its comparatively high concentration of tall buildings, of which those in Nishi-Umeda, Dojima and Nakanoshima form a prominent skyscraper district. Four of the city's largest department stores (Hanshin, Hankyu, Daimaru, and Isetan) are located here, as well as popular shopping and tourist areas such as HEP Five, Osaka Grand Front, and Umeda Sky Building.

The district's name means "plum field". It was originally written as "buried field" (埋田), because the area had been agricultural and was filled in to accommodate the new train station in the 1870s. There are several theories as to why the kanji changed, although most people seem to believe that the old characters merely carried a negative connotation.

Day 1 in osaka japan exploring umeda at night


JR West

  • Ōsaka Station (over 600,000 passengers a day) (JR Kobe Line, JR Kyoto Line, JR Takarazuka Line, Osaka Loop Line)
  • Kitashinchi Station (JR Tōzai Line)
  • Hankyu Railway

  • Umeda Station (over 550,000 passengers a day) (Kyoto Line, Kobe Line, Takarazuka Line)
  • Hanshin Railway

  • Umeda Station (Main Line)
  • Osaka Municipal Subway

  • Umeda Station (Midosuji Line, M16)
  • Nishi-Umeda Station (Yotsubashi Line, Y11)
  • Higashi-Umeda Station (Tanimachi Line, T20)
  • There are over 2.3 million passengers a day at these stations. They rank fourth busiest in Japan.

    Establishments around Umeda

    Aside from being a major business district in Osaka, Umeda offers a large selection of shopping, entertainment, and nightlife venues.

    Osaka Station City

  • South Gate Building
  • Daimaru
  • Pokémon Center Osaka
  • Tokyu Hands
  • Uniqlo
  • Hotel Granvia Osaka
  • Umaimono Plaza
  • North Gate Building
  • Lucua
  • Lucua 1100 (successor of JR Osaka Isetan-Mitsukoshi)
  • Osaka Station JR Expressway Bus Terminal
  • Osaka Station City Cinema
  • Offices (ITOCHU, etc.)
  • ALBi
  • Eki Marché Osaka
  • Umesan-koji
  • Diamond district

  • Hanshin Department Store
  • Osaka Marubiru
  • Osaka Daiichi Hotel
  • Umeda DT Tower
  • E-MA
  • Umeda Burg 7
  • Shin-Hankyu Building
  • Shin-Hankyu Hachi-Bangai
  • Osaka Ekimae Buildings
  • Osaka Central Post Office
  • Hilton Osaka
  • The Hilton Plaza East
  • Junkudo Umeda
  • Chanel
  • Hermès
  • Osaka Daiichi Seimei Building
  • Umeda Square Building
  • Hankyu Umeda East district

  • Hankyu Umeda Station
  • Hankyu San-bangai
  • Books Kinokuniya: Over 3,000 m2
  • Hankyu Terminal Building
  • Hankyu 17 bangai
  • Hankyu Grand Building
  • Hankyu 32 bangai
  • Hankyu Department Store
  • Osaka Fukoku Seimei Building
  • Hotel New Hankyu Osaka
  • Kitano Hankyu Building
  • Hotel New Hankyu Annex
  • DD House
  • HEP Navio
  • Hankyu Men's
  • TOHO Cinemas Umeda (Theater 1-8)
  • HEP Five
  • NU Chayamachi
  • NU Chayamachi Plus
  • Chayamachi Applause
  • Umeda Arts Theater
  • Hotel Hankyu International
  • Chaska Chayamachi
  • Maruzen & Junkudo Umeda
  • Harmonie Embrassèe Osaka (Wedding hotel)
  • Stationary Nagasawa Umeda Chayamachi
  • Pias Tower
  • Umeda Center Building
  • Daikin Industries, Ltd.
  • NTT Data Sekisui Systems Corporation
  • Animate Umeda
  • ABC-MART Umeda Building
  • Hankyu Hanshin Holdings, Inc. & Hankyu Corporation
  • Mainichi Broadcasting System, Inc.
  • Umeda Loft
  • Yanmar Co., Ltd.
  • EST
  • Shin Umeda Shokudogai
  • North Umeda district, Shin Umeda City

  • Yodobashi Umeda
  • Yodobashi Camera
  • Comme Ça Store
  • Fashion Zone
  • Restaurant Floor
  • Grand Front Osaka
  • Shin Umeda City
  • Umeda Sky Building
  • the Westin Osaka
  • West Umeda district (Osaka Garden City, etc.)

  • Herbis ENT
  • Bulgari, Gucci, Coach, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co.
  • Shiki Theatre Company
  • Billboard-Live Osaka
  • Herbis Osaka
  • The Ritz Carlton Osaka
  • Nitto Denko Corporation
  • The Hilton Plaza West
  • The Mainichi Shimbun Building
  • The Mainichi Shimbun Osaka Head Office
  • Sports Nippon
  • Mainichi Intecio
  • Daiwa House Osaka Building (headquarters)
  • Breezé Tower
  • Sankei Hall Breezé
  • Gate Tower Building, which features the Hanshin Expressway passing directly through the 5th-7th floors of the building
  • East of JR Osaka Station (Komatsubaracho, Doyamacho, Sonezaki Nichome, Taiyujicho and Toganocho)

  • Hankyu Higashidori
  • OS Rakutenchi Building
  • Toho Cinemas Umeda Annex (Theater 9, 10)
  • Sonezaki Ohatsu Tenjin-dori
  • Ohatsu Tenjin
  • Sonezaki Police Station
  • Umeda Club Quattro
  • Boatpier Umeda
  • Underground malls

  • Whity Umeda
  • Diamor Osaka: 42,977 m2 but it is coupled on another mall, total area is over 80,000 m2
  • References

    Umeda Wikipedia