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The whole idea here is to resolve the proper type (as in org.hibernate.type.Type) to use for mapping the value. When you as a user specify @Type you have taken that out of Hibernate's hand and have supplied an explicit definition of the type mapping it should use. Here, it is the wrong one.
If you are using @Type and want Hibernate to use org.hibernate.type.NTextType, then you need to specify @Type(type="ntext") as Brett Meyer mentioned.
The other option is to use the combination of @Lob and @Nationalized. That however comes down to the underlying database (dialect) as to how that is handled.