People in celebratory mood before start of Rio Olympics

People visit an Olympic "megastore" in Rio de Janeiro on July 6, 2016, about one month before the start of the Olympics, the first ever held in South America. The store sells around 3,000 kinds of merchandise. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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