mankai no sakura o benchi ni suwatte nagameruno ga suki desu.

I like sitting on a bench and looking at cherry blossoms in full bloom.

Breakdown of mankai no sakura o benchi ni suwatte nagameruno ga suki desu.

• です: to be
• を: direct object particle
• が: subject particle
• 好すき: like

Questions & Answers about mankai no sakura o benchi ni suwatte nagameruno ga suki desu.

Why is の used in 満開の桜?

満開 means full bloom, and here it modifies 桜.

In Japanese, 満開 is treated like a noun-like word, so it connects to another noun with の:

• 満開の桜 = cherry blossoms in full bloom

This is different from an い-adjective like 赤い or a typical な-adjective pattern.
A very natural way to say this idea is:

• 桜が満開です = The cherry blossoms are in full bloom
• 満開の桜 = full-bloom cherry blossoms

Why does 桜 take the particle を?

Because 桜 is the direct object of 眺める.

• 眺める means to gaze at / look at / admire
• What are you gazing at? 満開の桜
• So Japanese marks it with を

Structure:

• 満開の桜を眺める = to look at the cherry blossoms in full bloom

Why is it ベンチに座って and not ベンチで座って?