Austrian sweets and bread Sailer
Sailer's history
Sailer (Oberkilfen, Oberestreich) in Austria is a long-established bakery that has been operating for generations since 1913.
In Austria, taking over the family business is commonplace, and Sailer's owner, Adolf Sailer, has been working as a baker since he was 15 years old.
The name Adolf Sailer has also been passed down from generation to generation, and is now in its fourth generation.
Adolf Sailer I
1882.
Adolf Sailer II
1911.
Adolf Sailer III
1938.
Adolf Sailer IV
1963.
1870
'Sailer' was opened in Burgenland by the first Adolf Sailer.
1913
'Beccarei Sailer' was opened in Radstadt by the second generation Adolf Sailer.
1930
'Beccarei Sailer' is opened in Willibald by the third generation Adolf Sailer.
1939-1945
Second World War
1945
Adolf Sailer, the third generation, died while dispatching troops to Russia.
1960
He sold Willibald's store and opened a new restaurant, ``Beccarei Sailer'' in Mauerskirfen.
1994
4th generation Adolf Sailer opens ``Beccarai & Konditry Sailer'' in Fukuoka, Japan.
2000-present
The Austrian store was taken over by his younger brother Rudolf Sailer.
the current
It has been successful in both Austria and Japan.
Opening a cyler in Japan
4th generation Sailer
1963
Born on July 8, 1963 in Mauerskirfen, Austria.
Father: Adolf Sailer, baker
Mother: Elfriede Sailer (maiden name: Rintlebauer) Clerk
1969
Educational background: Completed elementary school and 5 years of compulsory education.
1978
Vocational training: Trained as a confectioner (2 years) and a baker (2 years) at Karl Weinhaupt in Altheim.
1982
Vocational school: Graduate with good marks in the final exam at Braunau and Linz.
1982-1983
He served in the army for one year in Salzburg.
1983-1989
I work at a store run by my parents.
1984-1986
During his stay in Fukuoka, he worked under Mr. Mitsuhiro Harada at Chidoriya.
1986-1987
Returned to Austria and obtained the qualification of Master of Bread and Confectionery.
1989
Return to Fukuoka "Chidoriya" again.
1989-1993
Works as a store manager at Vicerose in Akasaka, Fukuoka.
1994
Opened Beccarai & Konditrai Sailer in Fukuoka.
1996-present
Works as a teacher at Tsuji○○ School in Osaka.
April 1997
Instructor at Fukuoka Nakamura Culinary School
1998
During the Nagano Olympics, he was invited by the Austrian Olympic team to bake bread for the athletes.
1999
Invited by the Emperor to Austria's 120th anniversary festival.
September 4, 2001
Established Austrian Confectionery Sailer Japan Ltd.
2002
During the Japan-Korea World Cup, he was invited by the Cameroon national team to bake bread for the players.
2003-2008
Becomes an official sponsor of J.League Avispa Fukuoka.
2004-present
Started Avispa product online shop.
May 2005
Sailer sister store/LA SUPIGA (Italian bread specialty store) opened
October 2009
Officially licensed by FC Bayern Munich.
Sports bar & restaurant/BAYERN Fukuoka opens.
March 29, 2010
Purchased the building where Sailer is located as the Sailer headquarters building.
2011
Japan's first Austrian-German style vocational school "Spirit of Meister School"
Plan and cooperate as an advisor.
year 2012
Technical partnership with Hotel Okura JR Huis Ten Bosch to provide guidance.
March 2014
cafe klimt open
April 2014
Served as a lecturer at Nakamura Academy Korea
August 2017
Interviewed by Austrian TV station - Servus-TV
December 2018
Bayern FUKUOKA closed
August 2019
Interviewed on German TV station Kabel1's popular program Aventever Leben
November 2019
Sailer Korea Open
2020
Supporting the Norwegian and Austrian Olympic teams
others
Appears on numerous radio programs and TV programs (NHK, RKB, KBC, TNC, FBS, Fuji TV, Saga TV).