article_snippet: Allen revealed Allen amazing discovery to the world on Tuesday, by posting a photo to Twitter of the World War II battleship Musashi's rusty bow, which bore the Japanese empire's Chrysanthemum seal.
article_snippet: A wheel on a valve which would have been in one of the engine rooms .
article_snippet: Allen was able to find its sister ship Yamato using Allen M/Y Octopus.
article_snippet: One of its sister ship Yamato's 15 tonne anchors .
article_snippet: Allen and Allen research team had used the historical records of four different countries in order to pinpoint the location of its sister ship Yamato.
article_snippet: On Tuesday,  Allen posted a photo of a valve from the wreckage, which Allen described as the 'first confirmation' that it was of Japanese origin. '
article_snippet: Allen said on Twitter Allen would soon post video of its sister ship Yamato's catapult and valve areas.
article_snippet: Allen and Allen team believe this to be an inverted type 89, 12.7 centimeter gun turret .
highlights_snippet: Allen posted a picture to Twitter showing World War II ship's rusting bow .
  