O artigo é sobre um livro chamado "Tratar um Ananás" de Ryunosuke Akutagawa. É uma história curta sobre um homem assombrado pela memória de um ananás que comeu em Okinawa. O homem está obcecado com o ananás e acredita que é a chave para a sua felicidade. Eventualmente, ele vai a Okinawa para encontrar o ananás, mas quando o encontra, está podre e repugnante. O homem fica arrasado e percebe que nunca será capaz de encontrar a felicidade.
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