JP点々
点々(てんてん) is the colloquial term for 濁点(だくてん), which is a diacritic used in Japanese to indicate that the consonant of a syllable should be pronounced voiced. So it's a good play on words, you know? Japanese, but voiced, you know? Or rather sang.
This project is also inspired by jpmarumaru.com, which, in turn, use the name marumaru and 丸(まる) is the colloquial term for 半濁点(はんだくてん), which is another diacritic that is usually taught together with 濁点(だくてん), so I think the name is very fitting, anyway, rejoice.