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The method to retrieve only one row from a junction table in MySQL depends on the specific query or conditions you want to retrieve the row under. You can use the SELECT statement and specify the column values you want to retrieve, then add a WHERE clause that narrows down the results to only the row(s) you want to retrieve. For example:

SELECT * FROM junction_table WHERE column1 = 'value1' AND column2 = 'value2' LIMIT 1;

This would retrieve the first row that matches the condition of having column1 equal to 'value1' and column2 equal to 'value2'. The LIMIT 1 limits the result set to only one row.