 It is a "vogue" word that has come to mean anything having to do with bending over backwards, because the term was repeated so often that many people mistakenly thought that "ina bauer" referred to the back position, not the skating involved (the back position is more exactly called the layback position, making the move combined with Arakawa's back position a "layback Ina Bauer").In Japan, it is also known as the "Arakawa way" or the "Arakawa type" (), after Shizuka Arakawa.The term has become so popular in Japan that Asahi Breweries has attempted to trade mark it.