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Bonfires of San Xoan 2025 - Spain

A bonfire in Palmeira (Santa Uxía de Ribeira), made on an islet that had to be accessed by boat to light it, on June 24, 2025, in Ribeira, A Coruña, Galicia (Spain). The Night of San Xoán is one of the oldest and most unique festivities in the Galician calendar, marked by fire, water, popular gastronomy and traditions inherited from generations. In Galicia, the bonfires are known as 'cacharelas'. Photo by Agostime/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Bonfires of San Xoan 2025 - Spain

A man photographs a bonfire in Palmeira (Santa Uxía de Ribeira), made on an islet that had to be accessed by boat to light it, on June 24, 2025, in Ribeira, A Coruña, Galicia (Spain). The Night of San Xoán is one of the oldest and most unique festivities in the Galician calendar, marked by fire, water, popular gastronomy and traditions inherited from generations. In Galicia, the bonfires are known as 'cacharelas'. Photo by Agostime/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Bonfires of San Xoan 2025 - Spain

A bonfire in Palmeira (Santa Uxía de Ribeira), made on an islet that had to be accessed by boat to light it, on June 24, 2025, in Ribeira, A Coruña, Galicia (Spain). The Night of San Xoán is one of the oldest and most unique festivities in the Galician calendar, marked by fire, water, popular gastronomy and traditions inherited from generations. In Galicia, the bonfires are known as 'cacharelas'. Photo by Agostime/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Bonfires of San Xoan 2025 - Spain

Several people at a bonfire in Palmeira (Santa Uxía de Ribeira), held on an islet they had to access by boat to light it, on June 24, 2025, in Ribeira, A Coruña, Galicia (Spain). The Night of San Xoán is one of the oldest and most unique festivities in the Galician calendar, marked by fire, water, popular gastronomy and traditions inherited from generations. In Galicia, the bonfires are known as 'cacharelas'. Photo by Agostime/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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(1)Brazilians rooting for Japan defender Tulio

PALMEIRA D'OESTE, Brazil - Yoshiyuki Tanaka (R) and his wife Teruko, grandparents of Japan's Olympic soccer team defender Marcus Tulio Tanaka, pose for photos at their home in Palmeira d'Oeste. The population of this small farming town of just 11,000 in southeastern Brazil is buzzing with anticipation ahead of Japan's opening match against Paraguay in the men's soccer tournament at the Athens Olympics.

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(2)Brazilians rooting for Japan defender Tulio

PALMEIRA D'OESTE, Brazil - Japan's Olympic soccer team defender Marcus Tulio Tanaka (in file photo), who has acquired Japanese citizenship, hails from the southeastern Brazilian farming town of Palmeira d'Oeste. (Kyodo)

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(1)Brazilians rooting for Japan defender Tulio

PALMEIRA D'OESTE, Brazil - Yoshiyuki Tanaka (R) and his wife Teruko, grandparents of Japan's Olympic soccer team defender Marcus Tulio Tanaka, pose for photos at their home in Palmeira d'Oeste. The population of this small farming town of just 11,000 in southeastern Brazil is buzzing with anticipation ahead of Japan's opening match against Paraguay in the men's soccer tournament at the Athens Olympics. (Kyodo)