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Actually you've got it wrong, they spelled it 界世年少. : ) Along time ago in the Meiji era they spelled titles the way you'd read a Japanese novel or manga, right to left. They don't do this anymore though. Also if you look at the Kanji for "Nen" it's different from what we'd normally use. : ) – J U M PG U R U■ask㋐㋜㋗■17:11, 18 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
XD I think I'm going blind and senile... and I'm not even 18 D:
That would appear to be the Kyūjitai spelling for nen, rather then the Shinjitai.