This piece was written with the feelings of a parent who worries about their child.
The title was chosen afterward, inspired by a poem by Ōtomo no Yakamochi:
"Tachibana blossoms and fruits I have seen,
yet all the more I wish to behold them-
ever and always, regardless of the season."
The poem expresses the desire to see the tachibana not only when it is in bloom or bearing fruit, but always, regardless of the time. Extending this idea, the title reflects the feelings of a parent who watches over their child not only when they achieve success, but especially when they are going through difficult times.
It also carries a personal wish:
A hope to treat one's own struggling self with the same warmth and kindness.

(Jun Nagao)