Gyaku ebi 逆海老
Reverse shrimp: a face-down tie in which the back arches and the legs are drawn back toward the upper body, similar to a hogtie and usually built on a gote.
Gyaku ebi (逆海老) means reverse shrimp: where the ebi folds the body forward, this tie bends it backward. Japanese Wikipedia describes it as binding the upper body and then bringing the feet up behind toward the head, and says English speakers call it a hogtie. Shibari Study likewise compares it to a hogtie with a strongly arched back and notes it is usually built from a gote, and Rope365 lists gyaku ebi shibari as a Japanese name for the hogtie. English Wikipedia also records a suspended form, gyaku ebi tsuri.