Mike Huckabee in Tokyo, Japan

The last standing Conservative Republican Presidential Candidate and former Governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee, is in Tokyo this week to speak at college campuses and meet with business and government leaders in the thriving technological capital of the world.

Because I blog frequently, I’ll remind you all of when I said this when talking about things Huckabee needed to do if he decided to run again in 2012:

“He would probably have to make at least two trips to Iraq during key stages of President Obama’s mysterious plan for that country. He’ll also have to go to Afghanistan at least one more time depending on what’s happening there. More immediately, he should travel to China during the 2008 Summer Olympics with several Congressmen and women and talk about religious freedom and human rights with Chinese leaders. He should also stop in Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea to talk with leaders in those countries.“

I was petitioning more for one generic Asian tour that corresponded with the 2008 Summer Olympics, but I’ll settle for this. It’s probably better that he do this now so the news of his trip won’t be buried all the news that’s bound to come from the Olympics themselves. So well played on their part over at HuckPAC.

But seriously, someone needs to invest in a digital camera for Janet Huckabee (who is traveling with her husband). This is the ONLY picture I’ve seen of Governor Huckabee in Japan…

… and that’s really not cutting it. Assuming Huckabee does run again in 2012, having scores of photos of Governor Huckabee on the streets of Tokyo would be a HUGE weapon to have in our arsenal when people begin questioning his foreign policy experience again.

Of course, I’m sure there are more photos than just this. But since the average Huckabee supporter out there can’t exactly travel to Tokyo or get access to the thousands of photos and videos being taken by local Japanese media, there’s not a whole heck of a lot we can do but we completely rely on the generosity of Huckabee’s staff…

… which has always been pretty darn generous and I half-expect to wakeup tomorrow morning with a couple more pictures to share with you waiting in my Inbox.