hanami no hi wa, kouen ni oozei no hito ga kimasu.

On cherry-blossom-viewing days, many people come to the park.

Breakdown of hanami no hi wa, kouen ni oozei no hito ga kimasu.

• は: topic particle
• に: destination particle
• が: subject particle
• 人ひと: person

Questions & Answers about hanami no hi wa, kouen ni oozei no hito ga kimasu.

What does 花見の日 mean, and why is there a の between the two nouns?

花見の日 is a noun phrase made with noun + の + noun.

• 花見 = flower viewing, usually cherry-blossom viewing
• 日 = day

So 花見の日 means the day of flower viewing or the day for cherry-blossom viewing.

The particle の connects nouns and often works like of, 's, or for in English. It shows that 日 is being specified by 花見.

Examples:

• 試験の日 = exam day / the day of the exam
• 休みの日 = day off

Why is は attached to 日 in 花見の日は?

Because 花見の日 is the full topic of the sentence, and は marks that topic.

So the structure is:

• 花見の日 = on flower-viewing days
• は = as for / speaking of

This means the sentence is talking about what happens on flower-viewing days.

It does not mean only 日 by itself is the topic. The whole phrase 花見の日 is the topic.

Why is 公園 marked with に?