Teko musubi てこ結び
The Japanese name for the marlinespike hitch, a temporary hitch that attaches a rope to a rod; Shibari Study notes its use on a pole or post.
Shibari Study’s glossary gives teko musubi (てこ結び) as the marlinespike hitch and notes that it can be used to attach rope to a pole or post. In general knotting the marlinespike hitch fastens a rod to a rope so that the rope can be gripped like a handle and pulled harder than bare hands allow; English Wikipedia stresses that it is a temporary hitch, stable only under load. Japanese Wikipedia lists further uses such as lashing logs into ladders or fences and mooring boats.