Kurosaki Station

Kurosaki 黒崎
Panorama of Kurosaki Station
Location	Yahata Nishi, Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka Japan
Operated by	JR Kyushu Chikuhō Electric Railroad
Line(s)	Kagoshima Main Line Fukuhoku Yutaka Line Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line
Connections	Bus stop
Other information
Station code	CK01 (Chikuhō)
History
Opened	1891
Location
Kurosaki Location within Japan

Kurosaki Station (黒崎駅) is a station in Yahata Nishi-ku, Kitakyushu serving Kagoshima Main Line, Fukuhoku Yutaka Line and Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line. It was first opened in 1891. Express trains, including the Sonic, stop here.

Lines

JR limited express trains

Sonic (Hakata - Yanagigaura/Ōita/Saiki)
Nichirin Seagaia (Hakata - Miyazaki Kūkō)
Kirameki (Mojikō/Kokura - Hakata)

Station facilities

JR Kyūshū

Kurosaki Station 黒崎駅
JR Kyūshū station
JR Kyūshū Kurosaki entrance
Location	3 Chome-15-1 Kurosaki, Yahata Nishi, Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka Japan
Operated by	JR Kyūshū
Line(s)	Kagoshima Main Line Fukuhoku Yutaka Line
Platforms	2 island platform
Connections	Bus terminal
History
Opened	1891
Traffic

Passengers (2014)	15,614 daily

Overview

JR Kurosaki Station is the station serving Kagoshima Main Line and terminus of Fukuhoku Yutaka Line. The station consist of 2 island serving four track and handles an average of 15,000 passengers a day. At the south exit of the station there is a pedway that also serves as a station square, connecting the Izutsuya department store on the east side, the commercial area on the south side.

Station layout

1	■ Limited Express Sonic, Nichirin Seagaia	for Kashii and Hakata
	■ Limited Express Kirameki	for Hakata
	■ Kagoshima Main Line	for Kashii, Hakata and Ōmuta
	■ Fukuhoku Yutaka Line	for Nōgata, Iizuka and Hakata
2	■ Limited Express Sonic, Nichirin Seagaia	for Oita, Miyazaki, and Miyazaki Kūkō
	■ Limited Express Kirameki	for Kokura and Mojikō
	■ Kagoshima Main Line	for Kokura and Mojikō
3	■ Fukuhoku Yutaka Line	for Nōgata and Iizuka (Used for first departures)
4	■ Kagoshima Main Line	for Kokura and Mojikō (Used for through service from Fukuhoku Yutaka Line)

Adjacent stations

←	Service
Kyushu Railway Company
Kagoshima Main Line
Yahata	Local	Jinnoharu
Yahata	Semi-Rapid	Orio
Yahata	Rapid	Orio
Yahata	Limited Express	Orio
Fukuhoku Yutaka Line
-	Local	Jinnoharu
-	Rapid	Jinnoharu

Chikuhō Electric Railroad

Kurosaki-Ekimae Station 黒崎駅前駅
Chikuhō Electric Railroad station
Kurosaki-Ekimae Station platform
Location	3 Chome-15-1 Kurosaki, Yahata Nishi, Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka Japan
Operated by	Chikuhō Electric Railroad
Line(s)	Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line
Platforms	2 side platform, 1 island platform
Connections	Bus terminal
Other information
Station code	CK 01
History
Opened	1911
Traffic

Passengers (2013)	8,850 daily

Overview

Kurosaki-Ekimae Station is the terminus of Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line opened on 15 July 1911. The station consist of 3 platform serving two track and handles an average of 8,000 passengers a day.

Adjacent station

←		Service		→
Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line
Terminus		Local	Nishi-Kurosaki

Stations of the JR Kyushu Kagoshima Main Line

Mojikō–Yatsushiro	Mojiko Komorie Moji Kitakyushu Freight Terminal Higashi-Kokura Freight Terminal Kokura Nishi-Kokura Hama-Kokura Freight Terminal Kyushukodaimae Tobata Edamitsu Space World Yahata Kurosaki Jinnoharu Orio Mizumaki Ongagawa Ebitsu Kyoikudaimae Akama Togo Higashi-Fukuma Fukuma Chidori Koga Shishibu Shingu-Chuo Fukkodaimae Kyusandaimae Kashii Chihaya Chihaya Yard Hakozaki Yoshizuka Hakata Takeshita Sasabaru Minami-Fukuoka Kasuga Onojo Mizuki Tofurominami Futsukaichi Tenpaizan Haruda Keyakidai Kiyama Yayoigaoka Tashiro Tosu Hizen-Asahi Kurume Araki Nishimuta Hainuzuka Chikugo-Funagoya Setaka Minami-Setaka Wataze Yoshino Ginsui Omuta Arao Minami-Arao Nagasu Onoshimo Tamana Higo-Ikura Konoha Tabaruzaka Ueki Nishisato Sojodaigakumae Kami-Kumamoto Kumamoto (Nishi-Kumamoto) Kawashiri Tomiai Uto Matsubase Ogawa Arisa Sencho Shin-Yatsushiro Yatsushiro

Sendai–Kagoshima	Sendai Kumanojo Kobanchaya Kushikino Kamimuragakuenmae Ichiki Yunomoto Higashi-Ichiki Ijuin Satsuma-Matsumoto Kami-Ijuin Hiroki Kagoshima-Chuo Kagoshima

Freight Branch	Kashii Chihaya Yard

Stations of the Fukuhoku Yutaka Line

Kurosaki-Orio-Keisen (Chikuhō Main Line)	Kurosaki Higashi-Orio (Y) Jinnoharu Orio Higashi-Mizumaki Nakama Chikuzen-Habu Kurate Chikuzen-Ueki Shinnyū Nōgata Katsuno Kotake Namazuta Urata Shin-Iizuka Iizuka Tentō Keisen

Keisen-Hakata (Sasaguri Line)	Keisen Chikuzen-Daibu Kurōbaru Kido-Nanzōin-mae Chikuzen-Yamate Sasaguri Kadomatsu Chōjabaru Harumachi Yusu Yoshizuka (Hakata)

(Y):Yard

Stations of the Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line

Kurosaki-Ekimae Nishi-Kurosaki Kumanishi Hagiwara Anō Morishita Imaike Einomaru Sangamori Nishiyama Tōritani Higashi-Nakama Chikuhō-Nakama Kibōgaoka-Kōkōmae Chikuhō-Katsuki Kusubashi Shin-Koyanose Koyanose Ongano Ganda Chikuhō-Nōgata

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Nishitetsu Rail lines	Amagi Dazaifu Kaizuka Tenjin Ōmuta

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Coordinates: 33°52′01″N 130°45′58″E / 33.8668433°N 130.7661438°E / 33.8668433; 130.7661438

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