Station Building and Platforms
Kurashiki Station features both side- and island-style platform capable of handling several lines simultaneously. Each platform has an upper (上り) and lower end (下り) of the platform.
| 1 | █ Sanyō Main Line (down) | to Shin-Kurashiki • Kasaoka • Fukuyama • Mihara • Hiroshima |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | (used for Sanyō Main Line and Mizushima Coastal Railway freight and special trains) | |
| 3 | █ Sanyō Main Line (up) | to Okayama • Seto • Wake • Aioi • Himeji • Banshū-Akō |
| 4 | █ Hakubi Line | to Sōja • Bitchū-Takahashi • Niimi • Yonago |
| Limited Express (Yakumo) (down) | to Niimi • Yonago • Matsue • Izumoshi | |
| Overnight Limited Express (Sunrise Izumo) (down) | to Niimi • Yonago • Matsue • Izumoshi | |
| 5 | █ Sanyō Main Line (up) | to Okayama • Seto • Wake • Aioi • Himeji • Banshū-Akō |
| Limited Express (Yakumo) (up) | to Okayama | |
| Overnight Limited Express (Sunrise Izumo) (up) | to Tokyo | |
Facilities located within the station building include the LeBlanc department store, the Hotel Kurashiki, the Nippon Travel Agency, McDonald's, and ATMs for Chugoku Bank and Tomato Bank.
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